OLD SCHOOL TROLLING TACKLE STORE DISPLAY

[kronic_fisherguy]

I was lucky enough to acquire these vintage commercial tackle display boards. They brought back lots of 1970's memories getting the boats rigged for battle and trying to figure out what would be the hot spoon!!

 

[jim morrow]

In the book "Fishing with John" he talks about going out one year without a certain Coho lure, spoon whatever, and not catching many of them. Makes me wonder if it is on that board...those Manistee or FST spoons are good for Coho...love the tartan backgrounds on the 2 boards. Great score!!!

 

[Derby]

These came from Luhr Jensen when they Manufactored Luhrs in Vancouver back in the day...

 

[scott craven]

I remember when the cop car coyotes first arrived.
Man they were hot for a while.

 

[Ancient Mariner]

I remember when the cop car coyotes first arrived.
Man they were hot for a while.

Coyotes spoons still work, it just everybody ends up using what is popular at the moment.

 

[RiverBoy]

Coyotes spoons still work, it just everybody ends up using what is popular at the moment.

That’s where you’re wrong. The only thing salmon eat is whatever the Gibbs Delta Corporation tells them to eat.

 

[Stizzla]

They even had a lure named after me at the time!

 

[Derby]

I remember when the cop car coyotes first arrived.
Man they were hot for a while.

I sure loved those old school 3.5 coyotes.... one of the best ever spoons... I do love silver hordes 3.0 silver horde silver knight series

 

[Four-Reel Drive]

These came from Luhr Jensen when they Manufactored Luhrs in Vancouver back in the day...

Notice they have no metal flipper on these. Was that how they were back then?