Creek Chub Wigglers

Perch and chub, both with good glass eyes and reinforced lip, grading about Ex-, the chub with military stencil.

Creek Chub Bait Company, United States. 1920s. Natural Chub Scale. Material: Wood. Quantity: 2. Grade: G. 3"; 5". Est. $100-125.

One of the nicest condition Wiggler introductory boxes to come to auction, crisp and bright, 4 5/8", marked PAT. PENDING, end marked "Creek Chub Wiggler" Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", Ex conditio

Coming with its Baby Wiggler in early redside, good glass eyes, unmarked lip, washer belly hardware and simple screw eye tail hanger, shiny Ex-/Ex, appearing unfished. The correct introductory box fea

Pre 1925 Wiggler finished in beautiful goldfish with a silver belly, red hand painted gills, unmarked lip and double line tie, shiny Ex- with light wear, a couple of factory imperfections, pointers an

Finished in beautiful "blue chub", closer in color to blue mullet than natural chub, with hand painted gill marks, good glass eyes and undated lip, shiny Ex-/Ex. The box is a bit rough, but the large

Rare box is clearly stamped SPECIAL 101W, correct for this Special Order tack eye Wiggler in uncataloged perch, unfished, near Ex.

An early lure with an unmarked lip and slanted head, finished in golden shiner with silver belly, c1921/22, double line tie and good glass eyes. Other than a common factory lip touch, the condition is

100 Wiggler in chub scale with military stencil and good glass eyes, Ex-/Ex, in a 1601 stamped box (for a Baby Injured Minnow) that grades VG+/Ex- with fold out catalog.

Exceptional condition on this 4 5/8" introductory box, marked "Creek Chub Wiggler Natural No. C. C. Price 85 Cents", with bright color, crisp Wiggler illustration and bold printed text, Ex-/Ex. The ba

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

Interesting experimental Creek Chub Wiggler type, measuring 2-5/8", no eyed model in red head white body, crude, unmarked diving lip, and simple screw eye hardware. Condition is excellent-. Bait is co

Chub finish with reinforced lip (Ex-), and perch, standard lip, military stencil (VG+/Ex-).

Both red head white, no-eye version is Ex-, glass eye 200 grades VG+/Ex-.

Extremely rare and uncataloged, measuring just under 8" in length, rigged with heavy duty screw eye hardware, massive treble hooks, glass eyes and an oversized unmarked diving lip. As stated in Smith'

Early picture box is factory stamped "No. 100 Natural Perch Scale Finish", with legible printing and a clear illustration of the Wiggler, grading near Ex-. The correct early 100 is finished in perch s

Small 4 5/8" Pat. Pending box is in extraordinary condition, crisp with bright color, completely legible printed text and a clear lure illustration, with the Sheridan R. Jones collection stamp on the

Finished in what appears to be a Special Order variation of red horse sucker with a brown back, a previously unknown Creek Chub color. The condition is at least VG+/Ex- with wear, hook marks, hairline

Tiny 7/8” size, gold bug finish, factory unrigged (no removable belly hook), otherwise Ex- with age lines only, in the correct Creek Bug Wiggler introductory box, 1000 handwritten, crisp and cle

Pat. Pending marked introductory box is end stamped with a large number 208, grading about VG+ due to wear and soiling/smudges. Housing a later goldfish scale Baby Wiggler, pre-1925, with silver belly

Tiny 7/8” size, white/red bug finish, factory unrigged (no removable belly hook), otherwise Ex- with age lines only, in the correct Creek Bug Wiggler introductory box, 1002 handwritten, crisp an

Early lure with red in the eye sockets and finished in brilliant greenback, dated lip and good glass eyes, other than a barb cut from each hook about VG+ condition.

Finished in solid red with good glass eyes, double line tie and a dated lip, shiny Ex-, mostly due to age lines, also a few small chips by the line tie and lip. A very tough color for a 200 Wiggler.

Each finished in white with red wings. The 7/8” trout size was a test bait, originating from the factory, with remnants of thin front rubber legs and the removable hook wired through a tiny hole