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1. nflcc.org › upcoming-showsUpcoming Shows - NFLCC

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   1 hour ago · Upcoming Shows. The NFLCC holds 15-20 Regional Shows and one National Meet and Show throughout the U.S. each year. Our shows are a great way to see interesting displays, meet fellow collectors, and learn about fishing tackle history.

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2. www.bassmaster.com › news › the-evolution-of-bass-tackleThe evolution of bass tackle - Bassmaster

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   Mar 4, 2008 · The improvement of fishing lines since 1967 really has only one landmark development that can be directly attributed to bass tournament competition: Randy Dearman's March 1993 win in the Texas Bassmaster Invitational at Sam Rayburn Reservoir, where he used a braided line instead of monofilament.

3. www.worldseafishing.com › threads › quality-lure-onQuality lure on a budget! - World Sea Fishing Forums

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   Jul 13, 2018 · There are a few decent cheap lures - Savage Gear do a few, for instance - but as a general rule, go with the recommended named quality stuff. No need to go mad, just get a few to kick you off, and add.

4. www.collectorsweekly.com › fishing › luresAntique and Vintage Fishing Lures - Collectors Weekly

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   Fishing lures have been around about as long as prehistoric humans have contrived ways to catch fish. The earliest, prehistoric lures were made of bone. China was the first civilization to make fishing lines (of silk, of course), to which they attached delicate bronze hooks.

5. www.caughtbytheriver.net › 2015 › 09Fishing on TV | Caught by the River | Caught by the River

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   Fishing on TV. 2nd September 2015. Oliver Kite, master fly-fisher and presenter of Kite’s Country. Joe Moran, author of Armchair Nation, takes a look at early TV fishing programmes: Fishing on television began in earnest with the launch of the ITV regional channels in the late 1950s.

6. www.flyfishing.co.uk › threads › i-am-buying-earlyI am buying early Abu/Record lures | Fly Fishing Forum

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   Aug 23, 2011 · A few are Record lures and the others are ABU. I don't know for sure when they changed the name, somewhere in the mid to late 50's I think... but I could be wrong. I'm just going to list the few lures I have. If you are genuinely interested in them I'll provide you with as good photos as possible.

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   When did fishing start on TV?

   • Joe Moran, author of Armchair Nation, takes a look at early TV fishing programmes: Fishing on television began in earnest with the launch of the ITV regional channels in the late 1950s. Southern Television’s catchment area ran along the south coast from the New Forest to the agricultural prairies of Kent.

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   Where did fishing lures come from?

   • Fishing lures have been around about as long as prehistoric humans have contrived ways to catch fish. The earliest, prehistoric lures were made of bone. China was the first civilization to make fishing lines (of silk, of course), to which they attached delicate bronze hooks.

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   Who invented fishing lures?

   • The earliest, prehistoric lures were made of bone. China was the first civilization to make fishing lines (of silk, of course), to which they attached delicate bronze hooks. One of the founding fathers of the nascent fishing-lure industry in the United States was the son of a furrier named Julio T. Buel of Whitehall, New York.

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   What lures were made in the 1880s?

   • While his early products had a lot in common with those produced by Buel, by the 1880s he was merging the Buel and Haskell styles to create lures such as the Kilby Brass Single. The nickel-plated, spiraling "Safe Deposit Minnows" of the 1890s are especially handsome examples of antique fishing lures.

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   Does nflcc have a collection of fishing tackle & angling history?

   • A wide variety of fishing tackle and angling history is represented in the collections of NFLCC members. Some members specialize in specific tackle companies; others collect tackle from their own state or region. Many collections are extensive, although most members have modest numbers of lures, reels, or other tackle items.

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   Who made troll bait?

   • Riley Haskell of Ohio took a more realistic approach with his lures, which closely resembled minnows. Some were made of brass, others of copper, and the detail of Haskell’s minnows was so complete that his tiny metal fish often featured scales. W.D. Chapman of Theresa, New York was another prominent late 19th-century producer of "trolling bait."

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8. www.bassmaster.com › gear › slideshowVintage tackle display - Bassmaster

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   Jul 7, 2010 · This week, the National Fishing Lure Collectors Club (NFLCC) will hold its annual show in Springfield, Mo., where more than 1,000 members will gather to buy, sell and trade vintage fishing tackle.