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    Bla, bla, bla, too many instructions, like school...will there be a test on this later, Bunkerjoe?

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    One of the amazing things about living in America is freedom of choice, dogfish. I know some of my requests may be tedious. I am trying to set this up for the future so folks doing a database search can find specific information on what they want, quickly.

    You can help if you feel so inclined. I always welcome your participation, satiric or otherwise.

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    Some pics, these ones didn't have any price ranges.
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    Found some today, vintage but not antique...still a nice bunch to see.....


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    Creek Chub Pikie, one of the most common you will find out there....
    Even with its glass eyes and fine features, at most this plug runs from $5-15 on the market because so many of them were made...


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    Creek Chub Jointed Pikie....About as common as the regular pikie, therefore not as valuable as some of the rarer styles....still a nice plug to look at....
    I'm not a collector.
    **If looking to collect these and others like them, the condition of the box and any promo materials inside is key to the ranges in value.


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    Bomber Bait Co, Gainesville, Texas




    ** A little history of the Bomber Bait Company...
    I believe it was started in 1946 by Ike Walker, John W Parker, and CS Tuberville. They quickly became successful as they filled a need for lures, initially for freshwater, that few were addressing.

    They had many different varieties tooled and built out of their factory in Gainesville, Tx.
    I believe they were eventally acquired by Pradco, which now has several brands under that umbrella and has attempted to resurrect some of the old time favorites.


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