Certainly must be well up there in the US lure stakes.
Still 11 hours to go if you are a punter....
..and reserve not yet met!
<click to enlarge> Watch this space!!

Capt.Seaweed wrote:Probably a safer investment than the stock-market at present, I'm over 60 now, so I'm thinking of taking my Super (tax free now) and investing in gold or lures.![]()
Regards, Tony.
Lures are good investment if you buy the right ones. And yes useful for the foragersdiemai wrote:Capt.Seaweed wrote:Probably a safer investment than the stock-market at present, I'm over 60 now, so I'm thinking of taking my Super (tax free now) and investing in gold or lures.![]()
Regards, Tony.
And if all is going down the drain finally , ....you can even use your investment to provide forage for you and your loved ones, ........can't eat gold
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cheers, ......greetz , diemai
There's a niche market in every country - there's been a few big $$$ on older Aussie lures and they're not even that old!SolarFall wrote:heh 1000$ is nothing i've seen lures being sold at 1500€(2 123$usd) over here, esp the old lures that old hermit toivo pylvänäinen made around 1930, he was actually the guy who taught lauri rapala when he was starting out so they are cultural historically pretty valuable for collectors. i would never pay that much for a lure though :D
Capt.Seaweed wrote:Probably a safer investment than the stock-market at present, I'm over 60 now, so I'm thinking of taking my Super (tax free now) and investing in gold or lures.![]()
Regards, Tony.