I love this video, Canadian boy here. I have been collecting for about 20 years now. Read the history , bought the books etc. I have about 250 lures in my collection and still learn something everytime I get a new "old" one. Such a great hobby and preserving history.
I don't fish at all but I've always loved looking at the lures. Something about em is so cool. Always was my favorite part of the sporting goods section of Wal-Mart.
My old man collects them and I’m starting to collect them also . Collection of old rebels in box, collection of cotton cordell, some bomber lures, and some rapalas.
I hear ya...can be pricey. But there is lots of less expensive types a person can collect. Heddon river runts are plentiful ,, many colours and different designs. Jointed, floating, sinking, weedless , illuminues. Many times found 'new in box' nib . Good start , and usually not expensive. Look in local antique stores, yard sales etc. But educate yourself a bit. Know what your buying 😊😊😊
My best all time favorite would be the Heddon vampire ...1921 I think with one screw that secures lip and hook hardware together. After that I have many Heddon vamp spook baits in allmost every colour offered in the earlier years 😊
I think the reason so many lure manufacturers are in that area is because that area manufactured a lot of things in the good old days. And its pronounced, dough-wah-jack by the way. I grew up right about in the middle of all those manufacturers. Spent a lot of time fishing Paw Paw Lake, and Little Paw Paw too. My aunt worked at Heddonn in the 60s.
Send that fella to paris ky yhere is a pawn shop down here that as soon as u walk in the door there is hundreds of old antique lures and antique rods n reels its on mainstreet and has tons of antiques
So there's a name for it ? Wormburn.....yeah , I have a couple of lures that would be very nice if they didn't have Wormburn. I love to look at My river runts from time to time. Nothing is wrong with them.
I have my grands fathers lites still in the package they are approximately eighty years old. I’m not sure what to do with them. I have pictures could I give me an opinion. I have pictures if you want to see them. I have his old tackle box. I’m 52 and he’s had then since way before I was born. Where could I send the pictures ?
The one one i wish they would bring back is the bass oreno i have one in mint made of wood red head I've caught a 5 lb something bass then i found out it may be worth money the fish never put a scrach on it !!!!!!
I have found books how to make old lures. How do you tell the originals from a fake ? Ok you have a guy with a lathe and a air brush how can you really tell i have some old plactices and some of these old lures they have brought back!!!!!
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Beautiful lures! I was fishing the Wisconsin River and found a jointed PawPaw crankbait. It has tack eyes. Finding that vintage lure made my day!
I love this video, Canadian boy here. I have been collecting for about 20 years now. Read the history , bought the books etc. I have about 250 lures in my collection and still learn something everytime I get a new "old" one. Such a great hobby and preserving history.
My grandpa has a lot of these and I still fish with them till this day in 2017
I don't fish at all but I've always loved looking at the lures. Something about em is so cool. Always was my favorite part of the sporting goods section of Wal-Mart.
Enjoyed watching it - excellent representation of the NFLCC, thanks Lew!
Awesome lure collection
I love the look of fishing flies, small, simple, interesting and no too big and hard to collect. Would love to see a collection of those
Enjoyed watching it. Wish there were more videos on the web like this.
Been fishing for over 50 years and love looking for old lures! Nice collection!!
Greetings from Akron Ohio! Very cool video! I always enjoy watching and learning about these lures and the manufacturers. Again, great video.
I’m from Akron Ohio too. Weird
I’m starting to get into vintage fishing lures and my favorite is the Heddon River runt
My old man collects them and I’m starting to collect them also . Collection of old rebels in box, collection of cotton cordell, some bomber lures, and some rapalas.
Very interesting
I wish I had the money to buy antique lures I love them
I hear ya...can be pricey. But there is lots of less expensive types a person can collect. Heddon river runts are plentiful ,, many colours and different designs. Jointed, floating, sinking, weedless , illuminues. Many times found 'new in box' nib . Good start , and usually not expensive. Look in local antique stores, yard sales etc. But educate yourself a bit. Know what your buying 😊😊😊
Very cool content
My best all time favorite would be the Heddon vampire ...1921 I think with one screw that secures lip and hook hardware together. After that I have many Heddon vamp spook baits in allmost every colour offered in the earlier years 😊
Awesome video..Thanks
I think the reason so many lure manufacturers are in that area is because that area manufactured a lot of things in the good old days. And its pronounced, dough-wah-jack by the way. I grew up right about in the middle of all those manufacturers. Spent a lot of time fishing Paw Paw Lake, and Little Paw Paw too. My aunt worked at Heddonn in the 60s.
this is a very neat vid
my grandfather gave me a lot of these old lures and as a dumbass kid I of course lost them, we lived in Michigan!
Send that fella to paris ky yhere is a pawn shop down here that as soon as u walk in the door there is hundreds of old antique lures and antique rods n reels its on mainstreet and has tons of antiques
Trens de Pesca - Brasil - Muito bom!
Awesome/ I got some old Martin lures 👀 for more info very rare
So there's a name for it ? Wormburn.....yeah , I have a couple of lures that would be very nice if they didn't have Wormburn. I love to look at My river runts from time to time. Nothing is wrong with them.
Awesome video, well done sir! I to collect lures, mostly Heddon but love them all:) ps. I subbed:)
I have my grands fathers lites still in the package they are approximately eighty years old. I’m not sure what to do with them. I have pictures could I give me an opinion. I have pictures if you want to see them. I have his old tackle box. I’m 52 and he’s had then since way before I was born. Where could I send the pictures ?
Can you tell me if there is a collectors book for old rubber fishing lures?
Is there a way to replace the old heddon and creek chub lure hooks that look true
I’ll buy it all
The one one i wish they would bring back is the bass oreno i have one in mint made of wood red head I've caught a 5 lb something bass then i found out it may be worth money the fish never put a scrach on it !!!!!!
There is a holy grail lure and i would like to ask this man, but I don't think he knows what I'm talking about if I tell him.
I have most of those baits but there are some for muskie
Does anyone remember the hairy minnow and know where to find one or who makes them?
Is this collection for sale ?
I have two huge bags full of them
How can I call Lew Kornman? I need help collecting.
Pronounced Duh-Wah-Jee_Ack, Michigan
Is there any big luer manufacters in mn tha are known
Northland tackle, lindy tackle, jb lures, strikemaster augers there are many brands in mn!
I live in mn too.
What is that book he's holding? That book might help me in my search.
megasif old fishing lures is what its called
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I have a bunch of old lures for sale
I have found books how to make old lures. How do you tell the originals from a fake ? Ok you have a guy with a lathe and a air brush how can you really tell i have some old plactices and some of these old lures they have brought back!!!!!
Black light tells the truth.
The bearded man boned him on the lake giving him fishing secrets
Oscar Peterson best.