Early Creek Chub Husky Musky

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

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.

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

Finished in perch scale with red blush gills and fins, dated flat lip, double line ties and heavy duty screw eye hardware, at least Ex-, possibly unfished. It's not easy to find this late 1920's bait

Two mullet lures from Creek Chub. The first with a great rainbow of colors and scales, the other in classic red and white. Both have glass eyes, two treble hooks and diving spoon in front. Dimensions:

Pair of boxed Creek Chub lures, including a screw eye Husky Pikie and a Mullet Husky Musky.

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

Short production wood float, 8" in length, finished in red and white with thin black stripes, Ex- due to light wear/rubs.

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

This exact decoy appears in Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles on page 155, listed as an “Early Prototype for the Ice Fishing Decoy made around 1920, Rare”. Measuring 4 1/4” in length,

Includes an original 1928 employee Annual Picnic photo (5” x 7”), with the original silk ribbon, dated June 23, 1928, pinned on. Also, partial ribbons from the 1925, 1926 and 1929 Annual P

Includes two paint masks used on the early Crawdad and a tool used to clean lacquer off paint-dipped lures for the mouthpiece (verified by former employee Melvin Diederick).

Creek Chub perch scale Fintail Shiner with early large number stamped box, direction insert, and buff colored box fold out listing the #2100 Fintail as new and utilizing the pre-1925 numbering system.

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

Includes a paint mask used on the early Crawdad and a tool used to clean lacquer off paint-dipped lures for the mouthpiece, with the verification tag signed by Melvin Diederick, a former employee.

One of the earliest Injured Minnows with a very narrow body, silver belly (pre-1925), large scales and small cups in the nose and tail. Shiny redside finish appears unfished, about Ex- due mostly to h

Produced before tiger stripe was a cataloged color, this vibrant Special Order bait features good glass eyes, stamped back, reinforced lip and wire through construction, about Ex- due to small flakes,

Includes a 2000 Darter paint mask (for the spotted pattern), a “Creek Chub Bait Co. Garrett, Indiana” rubber stamp, and a scaler.

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

Although a cataloged color for this big 5” lure and common on the other sizes of Injured Minnows, pikie scale is not common on the 3500. In shiny Ex-/Ex condition, good glass eyes, appearing unf

Silver flash, black military stencil, marked face plate, heavy duty hook hangers, good glass eyes, VG/VG+ due mostly to old fisherman applied belly paint, removed, but remnants remain.

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

6”, tack eyes, yellow flash finish, back foil decal, about VG+ condition and rust started on the hooks. Because of the very short production, this finish is one of the hardest of the cataloged c