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Guess they took dirtfishing literally!
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They were my favorite kinds of lures to use back in the day. 
Looks like they have been there for a while 'cause the hooks are all rusted away.
Looks like they have been there for a while 'cause the hooks are all rusted away.
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thrillathahunt,The old proven Daredevil,one of my favorite spoons!Still use em!
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That's called a tacklebox spill. 
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I'd say tacklebox SPIN,found in a 20ft. radius.DougF said:That's called a tacklebox spill.
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worldtalker said:I'd say tacklebox SPIN,found in a 20ft. radius.DougF said:That's called a tacklebox spill.
would be interesting to know the story of how they got that way. cool finds
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