Antique Wooden Winged Fishing Lure 5” Unmarked Pike Muskie Triple Treble

This is a solid early wooden fishing lure with heavy, old-school construction and honest wear from real use. Measuring 5 inches long, it features a silver-painted body, dark head, painted eyes, and distinctive metal side wings that create a wide, hunting wobble in the water. The build and hardware point to an early, unmarked maker rather than a later mass-produced lure.

Solid wood body, approx. 5 inches long
Metal side wings for added wobble and flash
Three treble hooks (belly and tail)
Multiple nose line-tie loops for adjusting action
Heavy wire hardware, not modern split rings
Original paint with visible wear, chips, and patina
Unmarked early made

This style of lure was typically used for larger predatory fish like pike or muskie and was built to be durable rather than decorative. Wear, rust, and paint loss are consistent with age and use and add character collectors appreciate. A great example of early fishing tackle history with strong display or collection appeal.