Fish, sell or "collect" this plug?

[Monty]

Would you fish this plug, sell it or "collect" it.
Its an old Don Musso Mullet (Little Neck Surface Swimmer). Weighs 3/4 oz.

[finchaser]

Sell cause when the bass are gone again IMO collectables will be a dime a dozen

Most collectors are bass fisherman

[jigfreak]

What he said. In 5 years from now all these Dmags that are selling for 250 will be selling for 20. Theres no way to go upwards in value when a plug gets immediately bid up to 250 on ebay. Yes I agree with finchaser and you can quote me on that.

[surferman]

I would fish it. Looks perfect for rough surf.

[7deadlyplugs]

x2 def fish it.

[Monty]

I would fish it. Looks perfect for rough surf.

x2 def fish it.

Me too, and I'm looking forward to it.

[J Barbosa]

If you can get over $125 for the plug I would sell it.

I like fishing plugs that are still made and I can easily get more of without having to get in line at 3am or pay $100-200 each for.

Nothing worse than falling in love with a lure and not being able to get another one.

[Rip-Plugger]

Would you fish this plug, sell it or "collect" it.
Its an old Don Musso Mullet (Little Neck Surface Swimmer). Weighs 3/4 oz.

I would fish it and if you don't like it then sell it.

[fishinmission78]

+1

[surfstix1963]

sell it or fish it like Bob said it won't be worth crap when the fish are gone and that will be soon..I'm getting rid of most of my plugs they will also be useless very soon.

[hookset]

What he said. In 5 years from now all these Dmags that are selling for 250 will be selling for 20. Theres no way to go upwards in value when a plug gets immediately bid up to 250 on ebay. Yes I agree with finchaser and you can quote me on that.

I like fishing plugs that are still made and I can easily get more of without having to get in line at 3am or pay $100-200 each for.

Nothing worse than falling in love with a lure and not being able to get another one.

Agreed a plug is just a plug. Can you walk the same distance at night with a comfortable pair of used sneakers, or the most expensive pair of wading boots? (just on a sandy beach, we're not talking boulder fields here)
The thing that catches the fish is the technique. Waaaaaaaay more important than the brand or the maker. As long as you are fishing the level of the water column where most of the fish are at you will catch. You will catch more fish with bucktail, rubber, or metal presented properly than a 2oo dollar plug that is not. My .02

[Monty]

Caught a couple bass with the plug, swims real nice.
Its light, most nights I am more geared to fishing 1.5-3 oz plugs, so gets limited action.
Found a Lipless swimmer similar looking, weighs 2.1 oz (no idea who made it).

[storminsteve]

nice-looking plugs Monte! I would fish them as well.