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CREEK CHUB FISHING LURES
CREEK CHUB FISHING LURES PROVIDE A HISTORY LESSON IN THE MOST INNOVATIVE LURES
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Creek chub fishing lures, some elaborately painted, some made of wood, and some featuring glass eyes, are cherished by anglers for their authenticity - and their ability to catch fish. The company, founded in1910 and approaching its centennial, is famous for antique creek chub fishing lures that were first fished almost 100 years ago, and sells new lures like the Knuckle Head that features a realistic 3D eye and a simulated bleeding gill.
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Among the company's favorite lures are the jointed pikie, the striper strike and the wooden pikie, which is made from wood and equipped with heavy-duty wire that connects the components with a metal lip. It swims with a distinctive rolling wobble that is a proven big fish lure.
Creek chub fishing lures have recorded a number of record catches of largemouth bass, muskie, pike, snook and striper. From crankbaits and trolling lures to floating topwater poppers, creek chub fishing lures are ideal for freshwater and saltwater surf fishing.
Creek chub fishing lures are renowned for their innovation, but they haven't developed an electronic lure yet. scientificfishing.com, the company renowned for its scientifically designed lures, offers the Bite Light lure that blinks blood red to simulate an injured prey. The lures contain a battery-powered electrical system that flashes a red light down the lure's tail when it's moved in water. This is a modern day version of the kind of innovation creek chub fishing lures are famous for, a technological advancement for today's avid anglers that is guaranteed to catch more fish.
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