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  1. A bit of background first: Back in the mid-1980s when I first started fishing I essentially inherited my grandfather's tackle box. A lot of old stuff in there as he fished during the 1960s and 1970s. Anyhow, I kept most of the stuff because it was my grandfather's including stuff I never used. Today I decided to give it one final cleaning out -- there were rusty hooks and tools -- and I came across a bag of small plastics. In them were several curly tale red worms. On the curly tale it said REBEL while on one of the segments on one side it said "Slim" while on the other side it said "Jim". I did a search on the web but nothing came up. Anyone know anything about these plastics outside of the obvious?
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