Black Bass Fishing: Robert Page Lincoln – Part Three
Black Bass Fishing: Robert Page Lincoln – Part Three is the final part in a series on Robert page Lincoln’s book written in 1952
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Posted by Terry Battisti | May 15, 2022 | Book Reviews, Tackle History, Technique History |
Black Bass Fishing: Robert Page Lincoln – Part Three is the final part in a series on Robert page Lincoln’s book written in 1952
Read MorePosted by Terry Battisti | May 11, 2022 | Book Reviews, Tackle History, Technique History |
Black Bass Fishing: Robert Page Lincoln – Part Two is a book review of Lincoln’s book published in 1952 on black bass fishing
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Texas angler Mike Metcalf was a ‘Master of the Mudbug,’ along with a couple other guys from that area and time frame
Read MorePosted by Terry Battisti | Sep 21, 2021 | Retro Ads, Tackle History |
Hand tying was labor intensive and Arbogast was looking for a quicker way to turn out baits. To decrease the labor, he turned to making skirts out of rubber. In doing that, Arbogast invented the living rubber skirt in 1936 and introduced the Hawaiian Wiggler shortly thereafter.
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