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#800 - Streamliner and the #1500 Jointed Duckbill Clarks. The letter preceeding each number indicates which baits utilized that particular color pattern: S = Streamliner, J = Jointed Duckbill or B = Both S 04 - Transparent, gold ribs, silver scales on sides. B 05 - Transparent, silver ribs, red scales on sides. B 08 - Transparent, silver ribs, green scales on sides. B 09 - Rainbow. B 10 - Transparent or opaque shiner scale. J 12- Crayfish brown. J 13 - Brown scale. B14 - Perch scale. B 15 - Pearl, red or blue eye. B 17 - Black, white ribs. J 18 - Crayfish, brown scale. B 19 - Transparent, Pike scale, rich yellow scale, brown ribs. B 20X - Yellow, white ribs. S 24 - Transparent, Frog spot(red, yellow & black). (Early) J 24 - Frog spot - Green, yellow & black spots. (Early) B 24 - Green frog. (Late) J 25 - Red, yellow, black spot on transparent body. (Early) J 25 - White, black ribs. (Late) J 26 - Yellow, black ribs. |
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NOTE: The majority of the patterns listed above were originally compiled in a document entitled, "Clark's Water Scout and Other Clark Baits". c1984 (out of print - NFLCC). ANGLERS ANTIQUES |
