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Heddon Fishing Tackle18 of 22Heddon Spook ,Go-deeper River-Runt with a pristine vest catalog and Bass box. circa 47/48 brilliant pieceVTG Pflueger Neverfail Underwater Minnow, Musky size
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    Posted 13 years ago

    RMZ
    (9 items)

    I found this little Heddon lure in an old tackle box with other late sixties lures. The small tag at the split ring is stamped "Heddon." It is a metallic finish with some hints of red. I can't find any reference to Heddon spoons. It reminds me of a Michigan made lure called the "Swedish Pimple." If anyone has an actual name for this neat little minnow, I would love to know what it is.

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    1. Eaglescott89, 13 years ago
      The body looks very close to the "Spoony-Fish" by Heddon - 1930s, but those had a single hook through the body. This one certainly looks more modern - but the Spoony was a gold body, fish shaped spoon, with the scale impressions on it. Nos. 490, 590, and 790. Hope this gets you on the right trail.

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