Antique Metal Fish Lure with Small Screw-on Wing

The understated charm of rugged metal
Antique lures that transcend time

Product Description:
This product is a small, metal antique fishing lure. A screw-like metal part is attached to the pectoral fin, creating a unique spinning action in the water when retrieved. A red bead is placed at the tail, and one treble hook is attached. The overall design is a simple cylindrical pipe, characterized by its plain appearance without paint or elaborate decorations. This old-fashioned craftsmanship, focused on practicality, fully conveys the charm of antique lures. It's a striking item for both collectors and interior decorators. (R070064)

Specifications:
・Material: Metal
・Size: Approximately 6.5cm (excluding hook)
・Weight: Approximately 15g
・Structure: Screw-type metal part on pectoral fin, treble hook on tail (with red bead)
・Condition: Tarnishing and minor scratches due to age (please enjoy its antique charm)

Recommended Features:
・The simple and rugged metal lure has a unique charm not found in modern products.
・The screw-shaped pectoral fin creates a unique movement in the water.
・Excellent as an interior decoration or display piece.
・Recommended for collectors of antique fishing gear.

Special Notes:
Most modern lures are finished with flamboyant paint or realistic fish patterns (printed paint), designed to strongly stimulate the visual senses of fish. Lures that are "bare metal" without paint are not very common today. However, this is a relatively common characteristic of antique and early lures. They used light reflection itself as an "appeal," which is often seen in old spoon-type lures and lures with propellers. The reflection of silver or brass aimed for an effect similar to "the reflection of fish scales" in the water. It is also thought that early lures were often bare metal because mass-production painting techniques were underdeveloped.

*Based on AI research.