Who knows: What is this lure. Have you ever used one or something similar. How do you fish it. Unscramble this and the fish are doing it now. RTAEIMG. Today’s who knows was sent to me...

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

What is this lure. Have you ever used one or something similar. How do you fish it. Unscramble this and the fish are doing it now. RTAEIMG. Today’s who knows was sent to me by sterba43.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Don't know the lure. But the ducks will MIGRATE this winter

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Ain't never seen that lure, but it sure looks kinda happy ¿Don't it? ... Yes, migrate fits there... ¿Who can clarify the difference between "migratory" & "pelagic"? (I know Swordfish are classified as "pelagic") ...

Lee626 Loc: Brick NJ [ near the Jersey shore ]

Don't know that one but it looks like it will move some water

mr.sleeve Loc: Anaheim Hills

“Migrating”, don’t know the name, but it’s set up like a crank bait, like the Heddon jitterbug lure...

Lee626 Loc: Brick NJ [ near the Jersey shore ]

The eye where you tie your line is above the nose so it can't be a topwater, can it

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Lee626 wrote:

The eye where you tie your line is above the nose so it can't be a topwater, can it

I just ✓'d 2 different sizes of Jitterbug lures, ... Actually, it appears as if the "eye" to attach line to, is situated very much like this grinning bait.
I hereby TRADEMARK the name: "Grinning Goblin" ... If it ain't already trademarked!

FixorFish Loc: SW Oregon

Able Man wrote:

Ain't never seen that lure, but it sure looks kinda happy ¿Don't it? ... Yes, migrate fits there... ¿Who can clarify the difference between "migratory" & "pelagic"? (I know Swordfish are classified as "pelagic") ...

Migratory...meaning moving from one place (air, land, or sea) to another, usually seasonally.
Pelagic..... means "of the ocean", neither bottom dwellers nor shallow reef dwellers. Usually refers to fish, but can also refer to turtles and such.

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

mr.sleeve wrote:

“Migrating”, don’t know the name, but it’s set up like a crank bait, like the Heddon jitterbug lure...

mr.sleeve; "Migrating" is not a name; rather, it is a "characteristic of" various critters. Geese, ducks, elk, butterflies, tuna, swordfish... All these critters are known to travel many miles, every year. While they are traveling, they are said to be: "Migrating".

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Able Man wrote:

I just ✓'d 2 different sizes of Jitterbug lures, ... Actually, it appears as if the "eye" to attach line to, is situated very much like this grinning bait.
I hereby TRADEMARK the name: "Grinning Goblin" ... If it ain't already trademarked!

I am also claiming "The Rights to": "Grinnin' Goblin' " ... Just sounds like it'd $ell; ain't never heard of one... Don't know for sure, what it LOOKS LIKE YET...

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Able Man wrote:

Ain't never seen that lure, but it sure looks kinda happy ¿Don't it? ... Yes, migrate fits there... ¿Who can clarify the difference between "migratory" & "pelagic"? (I know Swordfish are classified as "pelagic") ...

Pelagic refers to open ocean traveling,versus inshore fish who relate to shorelines,bays and rivers during their migration.
Examples like east coast tuna crossing the Atlantic ocean.

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Fredfish wrote:

Pelagic refers to open ocean traveling,versus inshore fish who relate to shorelines,bays and rivers during their migration.
Examples like east coast tuna crossing the Atlantic ocean.

I gottchya... Thanks for clarifying that, Fredfish. Yeah, I do recall, that the "Pelagic Species (paperwork)" allowed us to kill tuna of all varieties (well, SOME, have seasons &/or "quotas" so; past a certain "harvest", we'd have to "cut loose" any Blue Fins caught.) Kind of $inking feeling, watching $¿30,000.00? swimming away & "flippin' us off".

mr.sleeve Loc: Anaheim Hills

Wasn’t defining the word, just unscrambling it, thanks....it’s actually “migrate”, hence the quotation marks

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Able Man wrote:

I gottchya... Thanks for clarifying that, Fredfish. Yeah, I do recall, that the "Pelagic Species (paperwork)" allowed us to kill tuna of all varieties (well, SOME, have seasons &/or "quotas" so; past a certain "harvest", we'd have to "cut loose" any Blue Fins caught.) Kind of $inking feeling, watching $¿30,000.00? swimming away & "flippin' us off".

The worst part is,we aren't the only ones harvesting the tunas. Our seasons,and quotas have good intentions but if others overseas kill them all, were still SOL. It needs to be an international effort and must be ENFORCED EVERYWHERE! Otherwise we're screwing ourselves.

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

mr.sleeve wrote:

“Migrating”, don’t know the name, but it’s set up like a crank bait, like the Heddon jitterbug lure...

Didn't mean to "bust your chops"...