You Don’t Want This

Seriously, you don’t want this(subliminal message, subliminal message). This is not something that you nor anyone else should be bidding on over at eBay(subliminal message, subliminal message, look into my eyes). Why? Simple cause if it stays low, it’s mine. This baby will swim again. I’m an active saltwater fisherman and I absolutely adore fishing this particular brand of antique fishing lure (subliminal message, this is not an antique fishing lure, don’t buy it). If this one stays low, my money is on it (subliminal message: don’t spend your hard earned cash on this junk).

Sorry for all the hypnotic tricks on this particular lure(please don’t buy it), but I picked them up from a friend of mine who’s into all this hypnosis stuff.

All kidding aside, if you are an avid saltwater fisherman and have never fished an original Bingo or Doug English lure either in the bays or the surf, you don’t know what your missing. I have had more seriously blow-ups, fish-out-of-water attacks on these lures than any of the newer lures around. Now all-in-all, fishing itself doesn’t have a lot to do with antique fishing lure collecting. But for any serious saltwater angler, if you’ve never heard of these lures, then I’d have to question just how serious you really are. Well maybe not how serious you are but you get my drift.

This one will be rated overall a “Fisher” without much loving needed other than knocking the corrosion of the lead weight in the underbelly and changing out the hooks. I’d probably put a hook a bit smaller than the tale hook in the front and one smaller than that in the back. Other than that, she’s a beaut!

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