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My dad died a couple of years ago and I recently had the opportunity to clean out his storage unit. I found some of his old fishing gear, and though  he primarily liked to fish saltwater these looked a little small to me for doing that. I'm not very familiar with them and was hoping someone could shed a little light on them for me to let me know if any of them might be useful for anything inshore. 

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Rat L traps on the bottom right, gold cotton cordell redfin bottom middle. The popper looks like storm chug bug 

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Redfish lures.

Lipless with a fin are Lewis Rattle Traps, without the fin Cordell  Spots or both could knock offs.

Spoons look like  Luhr Jensen Swidish Pimple spoons or knock offs.

Surface lures look like darter type not a Chug Bug and and the chugger a Japanese or Diawa Tuna popper. Jointed lure is Cordell Redfin.

My best guess,

Tom

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Top row left to right;

 

Berkley Frenzy Rattler, Johnson Sprite Spoon, ???, Storm Saltwater Chug Bug, Yo-Zuri Popper but not sure exactly which one,

 

Bottom row left to right;

Rattle Trap, Jointed Red Fin, Rattle Trap, Rattle Trap

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9 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Top row left to right;

 

Berkley Frenzy Rattler, Johnson Sprite Spoon, ???, Storm Saltwater Chug Bug, Yo-Zuri Popper but not sure exactly which one,

 

Bottom row left to right;

Rattle Trap, Jointed Red Fin, Rattle Trap, Rattle Trap

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Darn. Knowing all these lures makes me feel old. And I'm not even that old.

Yet, I have owned on used most of these in some form or color at one time.

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Salt water chug bug has what looks like a mouth but is a black stripe..good call.

Tom

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So for years and years I've pretty much used nothing but Rage Craw's and am in the middle of building out my tacklebox. Short Fish mentioned they'll all catch bass but are any of these worth incorporating?

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9 hours ago, ACGOG said:

So for years and years I've pretty much used nothing but Rage Craw's and am in the middle of building out my tacklebox. Short Fish mentioned they'll all catch bass but are any of these worth incorporating?

They'll all catch fish for sure. The Chug Bug and Rattle Traps are still really popular baits and the jointed Red Fin has a cult following in certain areas. I use the Sprite Spoon a lot for schooling fish.

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On 10/10/2020 at 7:20 PM, ACGOG said:

My dad died a couple of years ago and I recently had the opportunity to clean out his storage unit. I found some of his old fishing gear, and though  he primarily liked to fish saltwater these looked a little small to me for doing that. I'm not very familiar with them and was hoping someone could shed a little light on them for me to let me know if any of them might be useful for anything inshore. 

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That gold cotton cordelle is nice. 

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