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Whats the scoop on Bingo lures?Do any of yall use them?What for?I have seen them on ebay for like 10 bucks,are they worth that?
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We used to throw them in the surf at surfside and quintana beach in the 60's and 70's. My personal favorite was the hot pink. They were the prelude to mirrolures except smaller and trout catching baits. The prices your seeing is because their scarce and highly collectable lures. -
oh ok is it a hard bait or is it like a corky?how do you work them?Originally posted by H.Maier View PostComment
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They were hard baits. I caught many many many trout on my Queen Bingo. I have a couple laying around I was thinking about selling. I just need to find them. Garage cleanout is set for April. I should find them then.From 1970-1997, true heaven on Earth existed on the banks of Bayou Cook. "Hey Dad, Thanks for buying the Camp."Comment
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I would be willing to buy a few if you found them,definetly hot pink!Originally posted by coachlaw View PostComment
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Anyone else have any opinions on them or have any?Comment
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They are still productive at times. Mostly folks collect 'em now days.Comment
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Like these...Attached FilesComment
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There you go.Comment
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yup. those are baits I wouldn't fish with anymore but they would be on display.Comment
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nice collection!
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LMAO. You're bringing back the days of hippiedom.Originally posted by Paul MarxComment
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They cost almost as much as a Strike King! LOLOriginally posted by buoy37 View Post"GET OFF MY REEF!"Comment
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