Stay Tuned-Bagley’s Lead Lip
Stay Tuned-Bagley’s Lead Lip goes baxck to the days of the original Bagley’s Divin’B with the lead button diving bill.
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Tag: Jim Bagley
Texarkana Bass’n Babes
Texarkana Bass’n Babes is a short look into women’s bass fishing in the 1970s when these pioneers opened the doors for other women.
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More Cuba – 1978 ABF Bass Tournament
More Cuba – 1978 ABF Bass Tournament looks back to 1977 and possibly the only bass tournament ever held in in Cuba
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Season at a Glance: 1976 Bassmaster Trail – Classic Six
Clunn was fishing a Fleck Weed-Wader spinnerbait rigged with bronze size 7 and 8 blades. Although it wasn’t stated, from the looks of the Fleck ads adjoining the Classic report, it appears that the blades were Indiana blades
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The Writers – Stan Fagerstrom Part 1
Fagerstrom started writing about bass fishing in the mid-1940s. He was published in just about every magazine associated with bass fishing since that time and conducted casting clinics or exhibitions over a good bit of the world since the ‘50s
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Minnow Lure Battles
Even though the Floating Minnow was available in the States, stock was still low, keeping the price well above average. As with any open market, this opened the door for copycats. This is a short look into those early copycats and the baits they developed based on the Original Floating Rapala.
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1970s Bagley’s Balsa B Ads
Bagley’s first big claim-to-fame came with their original Balsa B, or Big B as seen in the ad from 1973. The bait was 4-inches long, sported a square bill and excelled in areas where anglers would normally throw a spinnerbait.
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