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Mystery Lure?

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Looks like a Rapala jointed lure that I bought last week.

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    Looks like a Rapala jointed lure that I bought last week.

    It's definately not a rapala. A guy is selling this lure, but he doesn't know what brand it is.

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    For some reason I was thinking Salmo but I just checked their site and it's not theirs.

    Allen

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    My next guess is Matzuo.

    Allen

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    Wow.  Whatever it is, it looks good.

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    That's a Cabela's jointed minnow.  I have 2 of them, but different in color to the one you are showing.  They retailed for under $4, & Cabelas took those out of their catalogs since last year.

    Good lure, caught some fish w/ it.  Wish they didn't discontinue it.  It was a good lure & cheap, when they went on sale it was $1.99.

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