The rarest fishing lures always seem to find their way to us.

To simply put it, out of the thousands of lures we have seen, finding another one of these is either impossible, or there is only a handful of these still in existence around the world.

What makes a lure rare?

We get asked this all the time!

Short Answer - Asking yourself, how hard would it be to get another one of these again?

Long Answer - It is a combination of:

  • The year the lure was created
  • What condition the lure is in currently
  • How the lure was created
  • What materials were used
  • Who created the lure
  • Who was the lure created for
  • How many lures like that were created
  • How many of those created still exist?
  • Can the person who created the lure, still create more?
  • Does the person who created the lure, still want to create more?

JOE YEE - 16" VINTAGE SCOOP FISH HEAD WITH GOLD ACCENTS

JOE YEE - 16" BLACK BEAUTY PEEWEE

NIIYAMA - 16" PROTOTYPE GLITTER INVERT

FUTA - 7" PRIZE LURE FROM DEFUNCT "AHI FEVER" TOURNAMENT

JOE YEE - 16" VINTAGE SCOOP FISH HEAD

JOE YEE - 14" SIGNED STRAWBERRY PEARL SUPER PLUNGER

JOE YEE - 14" JETTED STRAWBERRY PEARL 24/7

JOE YEE - 14" ALOHA & SIGNED PINK BEAUTY SUPER PLUNGER

D. ODAGIRI - 12" VINTAGE FISH HEAD SLANT

JOE YEE - 14" SIGNED REAL SHELL SUPER PLUNGER

JOE YEE - 10" CARLTON'S YAKUDOSHI 1-11-2005

JOE YEE - 9" PAUA SHELL LONG TUBE

JOE YEE - 14" PAUA SHELL JETTED SUPER PLUNGER

JOE YEE - 14" PAUA SHELL JETTED LONG SUPER PLUNGER

JOE YEE - 16" REAL SHELL VINTAGE DOUBLE PLUNGER

JOE YEE - 16" REAL SHELL VINTAGE DOUBLE PLUNGER