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could be. I thought I had seem them before at walmart. I will check walmart out tonight, but they might not even still stock them. It would be nice it that was it because IIRC those were pretty cheap and I am not oppose to cheap lures if they produce. (I'm not opposed to expensive ones either, if they produce.)

WEll, I realize that my vague discriptions aren't going to result in the exact lure I found right away (if ever). But, if anyone has a hunch, or thinks they might know something that is similar or something I would like to try, feel free to post links or pictures. The more guesses that get thrown out the closer we will be to identifying it.

I was fishing yesterday and found a crankbait that someone had lost, being the type that is always up for something new, I used it for the rest of the day and had some success. Unfortunately, I lost it under a sunken log. I would like to buy some more like it, but need help identifying it. h t t p : / / w w w . r u i l o n g f i s h i n g . c o m / h a r d b a i t / o w k a . h t m l If you look at the link* I posted, it looked alot like the one at the top (under the OWKA-55MM-7G). Most crankbaits have a "teardrop" shape to them. Notice the angles, especially on the head, that this bait has. The one I found looked similar to this (maybe not quite that detailed or have as glossy of finish, but it had more of an angular, "squarish" look to it versus a teardrop shape). I don't think the lure I found was the same as the one I posted. Do you know any lures that look like that? Can someone give me more information on this OWKA lure? I found it while searching crankbaits to find one that looked like what I found, but this is the only page I can find that particular lure on. Thanks in advance. *I posted the link funny because this site won't let me post a link until I have 10 posts. Well, I have a question now and am not going to go out and make 10 posts of "I agree" or "go on" just so I can post a link.