Glass Pipes for Fishing Lures

smokeymcnuggetz · Jan 22, 2012

this is for sale somewhat locally to me i could get it for you if you'd like. The guy wants 25 is that a fair price? i am clueless on lures.. i am particularly interested in pics 1,4,and 8 maybe we could work out a package deal of some sort if they are available still..

Derple · Jan 22, 2012

I have to say, the pipe fifth from the left, looks pretty damn bad ass.

Lockdown420 · Jan 22, 2012

Hi there i too have a fishing lure hobby. This is one of my creepers i just started making. I hand carved this first lure out of pine and it worked great. I then made a two molds and now replicate them out of a floating resin airbrush them add my hardware and clear coat them.What do yous think of it? Great for pike ,bass and musky i have two sizes. Looking for a name for these if anyone has any ideas. Thx Nice pipes

Brick Top · Jan 22, 2012

Lockdown420 said:
View attachment 2013140Hi there i too have a fishing lure hobby. This is one of my creepers i just started making. I hand carved this first lure out of pine and it worked great. I then made a two molds and now replicate them out of a floating resin airbrush them add my hardware and clear coat them.What do yous think of it? Great for pike ,bass and musky i have two sizes. Looking for a name for these if anyone has any ideas. Thx Nice pipes

Not to sound like I am knocking your lure, because I am not, I am impressed, and I am sure the right color in the right conditions, it would work very well. Part of why I am so sure is until a stupidity caused accident left a tackle box of mine in deeper water than I was near able to retrieve it from, I had some of my father's tackle with mine, mostly made up of lures from as early/old as maybe the mid 30's, but most were more like 40's to late 50's, maybe a little early 60's.

Anyway, there were two that were basically low tech, old fashioned looking rather than star trekie looking versions of the very same thing, and they worked well. I am sure that one was a South Bend, though possibly both were. All were in their original boxes but it's been enough years now that I do know the box colors were very different, I can't begin to make out a name for the second.

Anyway, a tried and true very old basic design that looks like it's been well refined. I like it.

GreatwhiteNorth · Jan 23, 2012

Brick Top said:
Not to sound like I am knocking your lure, because I am not, I am impressed, and I am sure the right color in the right conditions, it would work very well. Part of why I am so sure is until a stupidity caused accident left a tackle box of mine in deeper water than I was near able to retrieve it from, I had some of my father's tackle with mine, mostly made up of lures from as early/old as maybe the mid 30's, but most were more like 40's to late 50's, maybe a little early 60's.

Anyway, there were two that were basically low tech, old fashioned looking rather than star trekie looking versions of the very same thing, and they worked well. I am sure that one was a South Bend, though possibly both were. All were in their original boxes but it's been enough years now that I do know the box colors were very different, I can't begin to make out a name for the second.

Anyway, a tried and true very old basic design that looks like it's been well refined. I like it.

Jitterbug? . .

Glass Pipes for Fishing Lures

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