The old mouse lures.

Well, I just want to show u guys that I using those mouse lures for musky, bass, pike and walleye that all the fish I caught for years. Never getting old...

my three mouse lures, and that's my favorite lures also...


Those mouse lure that I using it in recently as for three years. Alot of the marks on it from musky and pike's teeth.




I bought a new lure from up north and tried to use those lure but no luck so I changed back to mouse lure, fish love those mouse lure...


My choice reel and pole for musky.. Those pole is really old one, Fendrick from my dads, its only 5 foot and heavy action pole so that's my favorite pole to catch musky or pike.


My choice line for musky, its 50lb braided line but alot people who muskie fisherman so they use more than 50lbs test line...


It's important to have wire leader for musky or pike.. if without wire leader, they can break the line easily if you battle with fish..


Well, Theres too many fish hit on that mouse lure but heres a few pics of fish that I caught them on the mouse lure. Keep up casting more than 1,000 or more so musky fishermen will casting over 10,000 time!

42" musky


39" musky


37" musky


34" northern pike


32" northern pike


32" northern pike


5 pound bass


4 pound bass


Heres new lure called Salmo lures, brown trout, I ordered from website and using it and caught a 45" musky from May 2009.

Salmo lure, Brown trout.


45" musky on salmo lure brown trout


P.S. If you guys want to know more so I'll be glad to answer for you guys.

ty for the pics n the info ....an u better hook into one of them bad boys when were fishin together !!!!!!

I bet those mouse lures would work for redfish...I recently read that some redfish were seen eating nutria rats in Mississippi and Louisiana....Nutria are just aquatic rats that eat vegetation that grows in the marsh areas.

Man i can remember using them alot when i was always out in the boat, i caught some monster pike for sure.

I have an old mouse lure that was my grandfathers. He loved to use it for pike. It is one that I will keep and not get rid of.

saltfisher1 wrote:

I bet those mouse lures would work for redfish...I recently read that some redfish were seen eating nutria rats in Mississippi and Louisiana....Nutria are just aquatic rats that eat vegetation that grows in the marsh areas.

Yea, those mouse lures are wood, usually for topwater in the shallow area so and also you can buy those mouse lures from ebay so I bought them from ebay in few years ago so theres bunch of them in ebay you will see them.


One thing I like those lures because it's wood so musky and pike bite it so its better to stay them on the lure at the most time I have experience with it and learned it from my dad.

Nice,no wonder your lures are chewed up.