Antique and vintage tackle

[WRB]

Any interest by BR members in antique wooden lures pre 40' to 1900's, vintage lures and bait casting reels '50's-60's era. I can offer some tackle to members if there is enough interest.

Tom

[WRB]

Crickets...I take that as no interest.

Tom

[Ratherbfishing]

I dunno about rods/reels but very old plugs, especially, very often command prices way outside of my price range for me to ever be a serious collector.  I'm still waiting to discover an old barn out in the woods with all sorts of antiques inside.  Perhaps in my next lifetime.

[fin]

Unless you have original packaging, those lures might sell better framed, like a display. Framing is not cheap though, so you'd be making an investment that might not pay off.

[Deeare]

Any picks?   I’d be interested in some old lures to hang in my fishing room

[detroit1]

Thanks Tom for offering up some of your prized possescions (?) that you have kept for years. That must be hard to do. I have a few 40's & 50's baits, but most of mine are from the 70's & 80's. I hope you can find them a new home for someone else to enjoy. I love looking at baits, now matter how old they are.

[WRB]

55 minutes ago, Deeare said:

Any picks?   I’d be interested in some old lures to hang in my fishing room

PM your email, how many lure are you thinking of, any brand or type? I have over 150 including bass and musky lures and 4 reels.

Tom

PS, a member wants to buy everything and there is enough extras to make displays.

[Glenn]

Let me know if you're having difficulty selling these to members.  There's an antique bass lure club in my neck of the woods, and I'm sure there would be some interested buyers there.

[WRB]

Thank you Glenn.

SouthbridgeI am not good at posting pictures and was avoiding going through making a long listing with little response. 

I will send you photos and lure names of the few more valuable wooden wooden lures.

Tom

 

 

[@reelChris]

I'm interested in trying to fish some old lures.  My guess is that they work almost as well as modern ones and that always chasing the next big bait is mostly a waste of time.