I usually like to focus on these brands of lures, but I am open to lures not on this list as well.
Abbey & Imbrie Lures
Arbogast Lures
Acetta Lures
Bite-Em Bate Company Lures
Bomber Bait Company Lures
Creek Chub Lures
Ever Ready Lures
Welsh & Graves Lures
Heddon
Dowagiac
Bagley
Southbend
Decoy
Paw Paw
Smithwick
Shakespeare
Spoon Fishing Lures
Trout and bass metal spoon lures
Crankbait spoon lures
Spinner spoon lures
Crankbait saltwater tackle hooks
Spoon blade fishing lures
Crankbait hook minnow spoon
Bass Treble Hooks tackle
Metal jigging spoon
Spinner bait trout metal spoon
Metal LED Light
Wood Fishing Lures
Pflueger Kent Floating Frog
Pflueger ALL-IN ONE
Pflueger Lure Mustang
Congress Game Fish Minnow
Pflueger Wood Spinner Fly Bug
Split Minnow Lure – C.B. Co.
Folk Art Fishing Lures
Barracuda Wee Dalton Lures
Split Wood Lures
South Bend Wood Lures
Arbogast Magnum Wood Jitterbug Lures
Plastic Fishing Lures
Crankbait Plastic Fishing Lures
Crankbait Spinner Baits
Jointed Plastic Fishing Lures
Storm Wildeye Plastic Fishing Lures
Are Old Lures Worth Money?
Many people wonder if old fishing lures are worth any money. The fact of the matter is that they can be very valuable and worth a lot of money. It really depends on the brand because some lures are worth more than others. It also depends on how rare the lure is, when it was made, the condition it’s in, and if it comes in the original packaging. Having the original box can make the lure more valuable.
Actually, yes. Sometimes I buy lures that are not really considered “old” or “antique”. As a collector, I am always interested in any kind of lures, including ones that aren’t vintage. If you have a newer lure that you are interested in selling, just contact me and end me a picture for a free appraisal.
Selling Old Fishing Lures? For faster response, call or text me.
(512)452-2814
Please try not to send pictures that are too small, blurry, or dark if you can. Either way, I will do my best to help you find out how much your lures and gear are worth.