Man, I just hate these videos where people film themselves doing the ordinary...like surfing behind a Great White Shark by using a fishing rod...
Remember the Wigart's Glirr we helped to ID in the UNID files? Well, now you can get one of your very own.
It's Arachnophobia, folks: people are going ga-ga over this Turner Spider.
This is one massive Fin Nor reel.
Here's a gorgeous spring loaded trap/hook.
A Heddon Black Sucker is always cause for a celebration.
Your Weekly Lure Poem:
Oh Pflueger Maybug
Years ago you were two bills
Now: at least one large.
Billinghurst, oh Billinghurst. I love you. There, I said it.
This is a very, very pretty creel.
Martin Bradford's Sign of the Angler in Boston was one of the oldest tackle shops in America; here is a classic Bradford of Boston reel that certainly dates from the Civil War.
This King Wiggler in original box is an interesting combo.
A Halik Fly Rod Frog (with the legs) has attracted some intense bidding.
A Heddon Tad Polly intro box is a nifty thing. Maybe Labuznik should have added it to his Super Bowl of Boxes.
Instant Collection Alert: Five VERY scarce South Bend fly rod lure boxes for one bid.
Here's a gorgeous combo: Heddon Jointed Musky Vamp in Allen Stripey and box.
A very, very rare color for a Heddon River Runt: Green Pike Scale.
Falls City floating minnow buckets are nifty pieces.
Gotta love the Sockdolager .
A nice lure from the Enterprise Manufacturing Company archives.
Love this monochrome CCBC Pikie. Life is sweeter in black-and-white.
This Polly Wog by Moonlight has curves that would make Hogarth proud.
As always, have a safe and happy Super Bowl weekend--and be good to each other, and yourself.
-- Dr. Todd
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