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Gopher Bait Company - Gray Nicky Mouse Back in the 1950's, ... Read more

Gopher Bait Company - Gray Nicky Mouse Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they started the Gopher Bait Company. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the Nicky mouse proved to be very successful.Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction.For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the Minimize

Gopher Bait Co. Yellow baby duck Back in the 1950's, muskie ... Read more

Gopher Bait Co. Yellow baby duck Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Musky duckling. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a baby duck, the lure proved to be very successful. The original ducks are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now prod Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Musky duckling (loon pattern). Designed to mimic the swimming action of a baby duck, the lure proved to be very successful. The original ducks are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing them. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Gopher Bait Co. Baby Loon Pattern Back in the 1950's, muski ... Read more

Gopher Bait Co. Baby Loon Pattern Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Musky duckling. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a baby duck, the lure proved to be very successful. The original ducks are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now pro Minimize

Gopher Bait Co. Cinnamon with Green Head Back in the 1950's ... Read more

Gopher Bait Co. Cinnamon with Green Head Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Musky duckling (mallard pattern). Designed to mimic the swimming action of a baby duck, the lure proved to be very successful. The original ducks are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboy Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Musky duckling. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a baby duck, the lure proved to be very successful. The original ducks are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing them. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounce. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounces. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting to expand their line of lures they developed the Nicky mouse. Designed to mimic a real water mouse, the lure proved to be very successful. The originals are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The baits are now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is producing them. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. This bait is designed to fish slow and you provide the action as there is no lip on the bait. For best results, cast the bait out over submergent vegetation let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch and slowly snake it through pads. Great for low light bass fishing. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounce. It sports 1/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounce. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounces. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounce. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The baby gopher is 5.5" long and weights 1 ounces. It sports 3/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisco ... Read more

Back in the 1950's, muskie's were on the minds of two Wisconsin men who fished the waters of the north woods. Wanting a lure with greater muskie appeal, they developed the Gopher. Designed to mimic the swimming action of a small rodent, the original lure proved to be very successful. The original Gophers are now highly sought after by antique lure collectors. The Gopher bait is now made again by one of the original makers. August Machtig of Sheboygan, Wisconsin is now producing the Gopher. The Gopher baits are constructed with wooden bodies, unique flock finish and through wire construction. Each bait has a collector ID number etched on the paddles. The musky gopher is 8.5" long and weights 2 ounces. It sports 5/0 treble hooks and stainless steel paddles. This bait is designed to fish slow and could be the slowest bait you own. For best results, cast the bait out and let it settle. Now, give the lure a twitch or two and begin a slow retrieve. Not too fast or you'll spoil the action. Tip : Most people buy this bait as a collectible but it is made to catch fish! I have found that a drop of fine oil helps the paddles spin and the more you fish it the better it gets. Minimize