crappiecripplerjigs
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View attachment 6View attachment 6View attachment 8View attachment 9I'll try to keep this brief, but don't hold your breath.
Every year for the past 22 years on Thanksgiving Day my father, myself, and my cousin go "lure hunting". We have a painters pole that extends in 3 sections out to 30 feet with a large spring on the end. We go to local creeks, rivers, and public lakes in search of what has been hung up in trees by fishermen. We split the booty 3 ways for use or for hanging on a net in our mancave. I have used a small percentage of what has been retrieved but choose to save most of it. I can tell you what tree and what creek most of the items came from!:beat-up: It is always fun to see what the locals have been using in each place. Amazing what you can find walking the banks. I'm adding some pics of some rebuilt spinnerbaits, one with a super huge blade, and some lures jerked from trees that are obviously home made. We donate some of the loot and hand tied jigs, used rods and reels found at auction and repaired, and various other items each year to the "Kids Fishing Day" at Kellogg Lake in Carthage Mo. Thought you might enjoy seeing some pics. Too darn hot to fish around here this week! My son decided to keep the purple buck tail as is, so I added a rebuild without taking a "before" picture.
Every year for the past 22 years on Thanksgiving Day my father, myself, and my cousin go "lure hunting". We have a painters pole that extends in 3 sections out to 30 feet with a large spring on the end. We go to local creeks, rivers, and public lakes in search of what has been hung up in trees by fishermen. We split the booty 3 ways for use or for hanging on a net in our mancave. I have used a small percentage of what has been retrieved but choose to save most of it. I can tell you what tree and what creek most of the items came from!:beat-up: It is always fun to see what the locals have been using in each place. Amazing what you can find walking the banks. I'm adding some pics of some rebuilt spinnerbaits, one with a super huge blade, and some lures jerked from trees that are obviously home made. We donate some of the loot and hand tied jigs, used rods and reels found at auction and repaired, and various other items each year to the "Kids Fishing Day" at Kellogg Lake in Carthage Mo. Thought you might enjoy seeing some pics. Too darn hot to fish around here this week! My son decided to keep the purple buck tail as is, so I added a rebuild without taking a "before" picture.
