lure?

[Gone Angling]

I was fishing along side a guy who was catching a lot of fish. He looked at my
lure and more or less said his lure is better. At least that is what i think he
said. He fished with a lot of confidence and i later heard others say that he
had done very well at other times too. I forgot to ask him the f%%%ing name of
the lure.
I saw him again and asked him what was the name of the lure. He changed the
subject and would only say it was made in America. The lad was also a little
hard to understand cause of his old country accent.
The lure was like a minnow plug. However it didn't exactly look like a minnow
plug or track like one either. It was long and cylindrical and somewhat in the
shape of a skitter pop. It definitely wasn't a topwater. It would retrieve at
about a 2 foot depth and has much of a wobble as a jointed lure. It definitely
wasn't a suspending bait either and it didn't appear to have a diving lip
either. The colour was fire tiger. Can anybody put a name to it?

[Chuck Coger]

A Spence Scout
http://www.strikeking.com/tips/spencescout.shtml


---
Chuck Coger
http://www.fishin-pro.com

"Gone Angling" > wrote in message
...
> I was fishing along side a guy who was catching a lot of fish. He looked
at my
> lure and more or less said his lure is better. At least that is what i
think he
> said. He fished with a lot of confidence and i later heard others say that
he
> had done very well at other times too. I forgot to ask him the f%%%ing
name of
> the lure.
> I saw him again and asked him what was the name of the lure. He changed
the
> subject and would only say it was made in America. The lad was also a
little
> hard to understand cause of his old country accent.
> The lure was like a minnow plug. However it didn't exactly look like a
minnow
> plug or track like one either. It was long and cylindrical and somewhat in
the
> shape of a skitter pop. It definitely wasn't a topwater. It would retrieve
at
> about a 2 foot depth and has much of a wobble as a jointed lure. It
definitely
> wasn't a suspending bait either and it didn't appear to have a diving lip
> either. The colour was fire tiger. Can anybody put a name to it?
>
>
>

[Bob La Londe]

It might be one of those wedge front wood cranks that were famous in
California. Mostly hand carved until recent years.


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"Chuck Coger" > wrote in message
m...
> A Spence Scout
> http://www.strikeking.com/tips/spencescout.shtml
>
>
> ---
> Chuck Coger
> http://www.fishin-pro.com
>
> "Gone Angling" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I was fishing along side a guy who was catching a lot of fish. He looked
> at my
> > lure and more or less said his lure is better. At least that is what i
> think he
> > said. He fished with a lot of confidence and i later heard others say
that
> he
> > had done very well at other times too. I forgot to ask him the f%%%ing
> name of
> > the lure.
> > I saw him again and asked him what was the name of the lure. He changed
> the
> > subject and would only say it was made in America. The lad was also a
> little
> > hard to understand cause of his old country accent.
> > The lure was like a minnow plug. However it didn't exactly look like a
> minnow
> > plug or track like one either. It was long and cylindrical and somewhat
in
> the
> > shape of a skitter pop. It definitely wasn't a topwater. It would
retrieve
> at
> > about a 2 foot depth and has much of a wobble as a jointed lure. It
> definitely
> > wasn't a suspending bait either and it didn't appear to have a diving
lip
> > either. The colour was fire tiger. Can anybody put a name to it?
> >
> >
> >
>
>