Bass Fishing Cards

[KSanford33]

I was going through some old boxes in the attic and found these.

 

I went to a bass fishing seminar in 1990 with my stepdad in Rochester, NY and saw these guys. I believe Tauber was selling the Gitzit at the time. I have no idea how much these are worth, and I really don't care. I just figured I'd share them with people who would appreciate them.

[Finessegenics]

That’s cool. Didn’t know they existed!

[scaleface]

awesome

[islandbass]

6 minutes ago, Finessegenics said:

That’s cool. Didn’t know they existed!

I didn’t either!

 

@KSanford33: Thanks for sharing. ?

[Team9nine]

Not worth much, but I have a large set of them myself anyway 

[Smells like fish]

Nice!! 

[KSanford33]

@Team9nine That's pretty much what I figured. I can't imagine the demand for these being very high. It was very cool to meet those guys though. I remember Zell Rowland telling us the tricks he used to modify his Rebel Pop-R and Zara Spook.

[EWREX]

that's awesome! i would totally buy some if they released nowadays

[Deleted account]

I'm looking for a #19 in mint or uncirculated condition to tape on my FF....

[jbsoonerfan]

Those are cool! I was a huge collector of baseball, football and basketball cards back during those times and never even knew those existed. I would love to have gotten a Ken Cook card, I went fishing with him once when I was probably 9 or 10 and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. 

[HaydenS]

Ha, cool!  I’d collect those.

At our last high school tourney they were giving away Bryan Kerchal Memorial trading cards.  

 

Ten cards like this:

[JS Patterson]

I have a collection of probably around 100 cards. These are a few that I had signed when I went to the 1994 classic. I enjoy the memories with them.