Pflueger began in 1886 and made a variety of metal lures and also many awsome wooden lures. They patented luminous paint and their Neverfail hook hanger.
Pflueger McMurray Spinner
Fluted Bait. Says "Bull dog quality"
Minnehaha Spinner. Neat scale design.
Chum Spoon.
Pippin Wobbler. This is a really tiny, metal lure. Really awsome detail.
Conrad Frog. Really old nifty rubber lure. First ones made in 1905.
I think this is an early Pflueger 3 hooker, but I'm not really sure. In the early part of the 1900's, there was a dispute between Shakespeare and Pflueger over gem-clip hardware. Shakespeare won the rights to the gem-clip so Pflueger switched over to Neverfail. This example is gem-clip and has very small cups.
3 Hook Neverfail in perch. This is a pretty rugged example, but you can see the nifty neverfail hardware.
Either a Peerless or a newer Gem Minnow. Was part of a cheap line of Pflueger lures.
Pfluger Globe. Surface hardware. Neat lure.
Pal-o-mine in green crackle back. Awsome looking lure.
Mustang in a really awsome color. Really a neat, well made lure.
A larger Mustang with flasher plates on top and bottom. Neat lure.
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