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Yeah, I released the cat. I cut the line and let him go. I didnt have anything to keep him in to take him home. Got lucky, my friend found another one that he had. He thinks there may be a bag of them in the old shed afterall, when he checks I'll let you guys know what they ended up being. Anyways, here's the lure. Haha, looking back at the picture I drew, I drew the legs backwards, they're actually forward facing.

Definitely not the redneck lizard, i'll see if i can find a pic of the ringneck, that very well could be it, thanks for the lead!

Here's the only real picutre I have of the lure, but you can't see it because it's in the catfishes belly.

Sure. It's a pretty sweet pic, took me about 3 hours to do the shading on the neck.

The closest thing I have found would be the body of a Berkley original power lizard (not the crazy legs version) but with a round head like a Lunker City mud dog.

Yeah it was a soft plastic lure, I'd say either 5 or 6". Haha, hey I warned you guys before the drawing. The lure actually did look similar though, the head was perfectly round, about the size of a dime. The body was pretty thin and flat. Oh well. If I ever figure it out I'll post what it was on here.

Haha, sorry man that's all I got. That one lure was the only one I had. Like I said it was found in a shed, could have been 10 years old for all I know. I think this mystery will go unsolved. Thanks for your reply's though.

Alright I'm not an artist but here's what it looked like.

I wish I had one. I'll make a drawing of it and post that.

A friend gave me an old lizard lure, that I had GREAT luck with until a catfish swallowed it. I cant seem to find what brand it was. The head and body were almost flat, the eyes were slight raised up from the head. They were just two little dots. The head was round, not pointy like the typical zoom lizard, etc. Also just after the head it had 2 or 3 "rings" before the body, for the neck area. It had a ribbon tail like a culprit worm. The legs were extremely thin. This thing had amazing action. The slightest bit of rod tip movement made it swim back and forth like crazy. My friend doesnt rememebr the name of it either, just that it was some old lure he found lying around the shed. Anyone know?

Thanks for the welcome! I didn't think we'd be able to get the hook out, it was lodged in there pretty good. You would think it would have stopped hissing and snapping at us and been alittle more grateful, must have been a female....haha. (just kidding to the ladies)

Fishing with a friend a couple weeks ago and he caught this guy. The hook was lodged in the back of his throat but we finally got it out with some plier's. He was hissing like crazy, not a happy camper!