I probably have a bunch of those somewhere. I used to love fishing a slug-o

Riverside Slingshots, caught a lot of good fish on those and still have a few packs.

Sensation worm,purple white tail.

Torpedo/Tiny Torpedo and Mann Augertail Worms.

I've caught a lot of fish in heavily fished ponds with the Torpedo baits. It's something the fish aren't used to seeing. I used to do really well with Augertail worms but I abandoned them for other fads I guess. I still have some bags that have been stewing in fish attractant for several years.

Six inch Creme worm purple or purple red tail with a split shot clamped a foot up. Lucky 13 and Devils Horse. Go Figure!!!

One of the main baits I have gotten away from has already been mentioned by a couple of others, the Manns Jelly Worm. Blackberry was the color for me, and I plan to use it more this year. Another forgotten lure for me has also been mentioned before, the Bagley Balsa B. One other that I've gotten away from is the shallow diving Bomber Flat A in Tennessee shad.

Frog colored Hula Popper
Chartreuse Okiebug spinnerbait
Bomber Spin Stick

Absolutely Deadly in the massive Moss Beds that Covered Lake Tawakoni in the early 70"s

Lots of lures have either gone out of business, gotten forgotten, or just plain lost popularity -- I caught a lot of fish on Toledo 30 plus years ago with the Smithwick Bros toothpick, devil's horse, and the ever productive Mr Twister spinner bait. The hot spot was also a fondly remembered lure for TB back in those days. And, as far as I can remember, I never paid more than a dollar or so for any of them.

Black Jitterbug. I caught a ton of fish on that bait growing up.

Devil's Horse. The thicker one. I had one with an orange belly that those Fork fish couldn't stand.

I think the regular Devil's Horse was the F100 and the heavier/thicker one was the F200. I have a lot of F100s and a couple of F200 baits. The F200 was great for wind and more distance!

Pumpkinseed/chartreuse worms.

The mention of the Devils Horse brings back good memories. Best top water bass bite I ever experienced happened back in the early 70s fishing what was then the Keller place near Kiowa Peak, in west Texas. Crystal clear spring fed tank, wind blowing, full moon. Now I believe the place is part of a hunting/fishing club.

Pico Perch , Mepps Spinner , Bomber lures that tied onto at tail end , imitated crawdad I think , purple worms that had the small spinner on it , original Johnson Spoon with hook made underneath spoon .

Bomber Pinfish. Norman Wounded Flash, Bagley's Honeybee & Ratfink & Mann's Augertail worms