Old fishing lures have timeless appeal. They take one back to a simpler time, where small craft product production was the norm. Innovation, variety and nostalgia make this hobby rewarding.

If you are a fisherman who has come across and old tackle box full of lures, you know the magic that comes from collecting old vintage fishing lures and tackle. Although the old lures may be dusty, even a little rusted, they are artifacts of a simpler time in America.

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A very popular new pastime that is gaining new practitioners with each passing day is collecting vintage fishing lures. This hobby provides opportunities for meeting new people, sharing in a love of fishing and fishing lures, and possibly the opportunity to profit if the right lures are selected.

One question that newcomers to the hobby inevitably ask is "Where can I find vintage fishing lures?" This is a good question, as it can be difficult when first entering the hobby, but the 5 tips below will help point you in the right direction.

#1 -Go to tackle shows

Many anglers and fishing enthusiasts have taken up collecting these antique fishing lures, going to fishing and sporting fairs and trade shows so that they can display their items. Like other antiques, they are also selling them through collectors websites online or through other selling channels.

Collectors will look at companies or manufacturers when looking for fishing equipment to display or for their historical interest, focusing on a few. The antique fishing lures that are more usually sought after include the Creek Chubb, Heddon, Jamison, Moonlight, Pflueger, Shakespeare and So......
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