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Old baits from the 80s and 90s

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41 minutes ago, cowboy61981 said:

Awesome! Thanks! Ya, I've never seen another like it. I'll have to check out a boating/outdoor expo, maybe I can find someone who's started making them again! Wish I could remember what the other ones looked like. 

Hey, now that I knew what they were called I was able to actually find a picture of a whole set of them!!! 

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I think the other one I had was the one on the far left. I found a whole bunch of them for sale on ebay! 

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    On 12/3/2010 at 7:02 AM, catchnm said:

     Chatterbaits, which I know now was basically a slug-go with a rattle chamber and rattle added

    The sluggo knockoff with a chamber for a rattle was named the 'chatterbox'.  Chatterbait is a diffetent bait.

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