Can you name all these?

Some are Cherry Bobbers. One looks like an old Charlie Anderson bobber with wings. Oldtime stuff, from the 50s and early 60s?

That looks like a Wobble-Glo at 9 o'clock. It's still made by Worden's Lures in rigged and unrigged versions.

I know a couple.

Wobble glos' left middle

Cherry bobber center

Ray Bobbers on the bottom. bottom center

Never have seen the ones with the wings on them.

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Hey them Ray bobbers don't work very well for Steelheading. Want to give to me?

The one on the top row in the middle has a blade attached to the spinner shaft but the body is all painted wood...? Any ideas on how this gets to the bottom of any river with out an anchor???

My wifes grand fater gave me one like the one in the upper center. I've been wondering about it too...

Hehehehe.....Nebb knows about Ray Bobbers.....even though they have now been replaced by cheaters, they just aren't the same, huh Nebb?

Chum Eater, You could get the "Cherry Bobber" down to the bottom, and drift it effectively, by using about 3" of solid core 1/4" lead. I caught my first steelhead on this lure while fishing the lower Green, just above the Renton Junction bridge (Dec. 1956).