Creek Chub Experimental Musky Jigger, Frog Finish.

Found along with some other oversized experimental Creek Chub baits was this oversized musky Jigger! Wood body bait measures 4-1/2", glass eyes, standard Jigger arrangement with belly plate and oversi

Frog spot finish, good glass eyes (red in the sockets), shiny Ex-, with light wear, a few pointers, small burn next to the tail cup, and tight age lines, much better condition than most.

In shiny frog spot finish with good glass eyes and the same hardware as the larger version, but the 3" Jigger never appeared in a Creek Chub catalog. Condition on this nice little Jigger is shiny Ex-/

Fish slaying lure in realistic frog finish with three deadly hooks, two propellers and glass eyes. Top stamped, "Injured Minnow." Dimensions: 3.75 Manufacturer: Creek Chub Bait Co. Country of

Extraordinary uncataloged frog finish on this extremely rare Darter. This exact lure appears in The “Special” World of Creek Chub Lures on page 137, a unique spotted green back blended to

Extraordinary Creek Chub experimental/prototype Big Creek Bug Wiggler, measuring 3" long, with 2 belly screw eye rigged double hooks, unique hand painted finish, carved face showing the experimental a

Shiny frog finish, good glass eyes, all original hardware, Ex-/Ex condition, possibly unfished.

Includes 2 Baby Dingbats, both with good glass eyes and belly stamp: silver flash (Ex-/Ex) and frog (Ex-). Also a frog finish Dingbat, military stencil, shiny Ex-.

Creek Chub Baby Darter plastic with two hooks and frog finish. Longer wood plug, believed to be South Bend, in frog finish, three hooks, and measuring 4"L.

600 in chub scale finish, double line tie, marked lip, good glass eyes with red in the sockets, most likely unfished but a few pointers, old touchups on the lip/nose and a thin over-varnish. The box i

Both with good glass eyes and frog spot finish. Pop 'N Dunk has a bright gold military stencil, grading about VG+ due mostly to mouth chip touchups, shows well. And a Plunking Dinger, shiny Ex-.

Both in scarce yellow Victory finish, a short production musky size “Big Bomber”, 3 3/4”, unfished Ex, and a “baby”, VG+/Ex-.

With shiny finish and good glass eyes, complete with pork rind clip, weed guards and original wire leader. Green frog, grading at least Ex-, with only light wear, tiny nose chips under the washer and

Referred to in Creek Chub reference as a Tarpon Darter, this uncataloged big game lure is finished in beautiful brilliant greenback, 4 3/8" in length, with a much larger diameter than the cataloged Da

Standard 3 3/4" Jigger finished in yellow spotted with red belly, good glass eyes, Ex-/Ex, appearing unfished. Much harder to find this color on the larger size Jigger than the baby.

Finished in shiny dace scale with good glass eyes, Ex-/Ex, coming in an early No. 4105 Redside end label box that's VG/VG+ with an NRA stamp, fold out catalog and order blank.

Finished in silver flash, appearing unfished, bright and shiny throughout, with good glass eyes, strong Ex-, with only a small nose rub, one tiny chip and age lines. Comes in an F-101 box (for a Pop-I

AL&W CCBC. Canadian, circa 1940s. Original box. 3.25" x 8.25" x 1.5". GRADE: EX+, Clean Box. Est. $100 - 125

AL&W CCBC. Canadian, circa 1930s. Original box. 3.25" x 8.25" x 1.25". GRADE: EX-, Clean Box. Est. $100 - 125

Very rare oversized "CREEK CHUB WIGGLER" introductory picture box, measuring 6 5/8", Patent Pending marked, with a clear large number 600 end stamp, c1920. The early box with wear/rubs, handwriting an

Brilliant blue mullet, good glass eyes, reinforced lip, shiny Ex- condition.

First version with a flat head and unmarked lip, natural chub scale, hand painted gill marks, double line tie, good glass eyes with red in the sockets, belly washer hardware with simple screw eye tail

Uncataloged small size Jigger in tough black body with Nite-Glo head (still glows), with good glass eyes, about Ex- due to light wear and small chips by the rear hook hanger, also a couple of pointers

Silver flash, good glass eyes and shiny Ex-/Ex condition, most likely unfished.