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Trolling spoons & baseball: The life, lures, and legacy of Charles H. Morse
The National Fishing Lure Collectors Club Magazine (2014)
  • William B. Krohn, University of Maine
Abstract
“Pop” Morse was a minor league baseball and a fishing-hunting guide. He was also one of Maine’s earliest fishing lure makers, living his adult life in Auburn-Lewiston. In addition to documenting Morse's fishing lures and life, this article discusses the evolution of early trolling spoons in Maine by comparing Morse's spoons to those made by Bill Burgess (Minot, Maine), and the Murray brothers (Auburn, Maine). [An editor’s correction for an omission in the first paragraph of this piece was published on page 3 of the 2014 Winter Issue of the NFLCC Magazine.]
Keywords
  • Maine fishing lures,
  • fishing lure collecting,
  • Bill Burgess,
  • Murray borthers,
  • Charles H. Morse,
  • vintage trolling fishing spoons
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Publication Date
Summer 2014
Citation Information
William B. Krohn. "Trolling spoons & baseball: The life, lures, and legacy of Charles H. Morse" The National Fishing Lure Collectors Club Magazine Vol. 24 Iss. 1 (2014) p. 4 - 9
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/william_krohn/52/