Any history or feedback on these?

Came across 6 of them. All never fished and in perfect shape.

They worth trying?

caught a lot of fish on these spinnerbaits back in 60's and 70's....wasn't any national brands of spinnerbaits that I'm aware of until tournament bass fishing got started...

What beartrap said. I have a friend who still catches lots of bass on them in the spring. Also, perfect stock pond spinner bait.

H and H spinner. Great old timer!

A lot of stores had a display of them stapled on a large poster board. You pulled the ones off that you wanted. They were dirt cheap even back then.

Surely you are kidding? What planet were you born on.?

The double blade is interesting, but I have used many of the single blade. Great pond bait in East Texas

Ain't no way you don't know about H&H spinnerbaits. That's like not knowing about a beetle spin. No damn way.. I grew up throwing the black/chartreuse double Colorado in the trinity River bottom sloughs and ponds down here. Smashed everything that swam.

Earth. Duh.

First spinnerbait I was aware of was Terminator. That knowledge only came from watching Roland Martin or Bill Dance or some such angler on TNN when I was like 10.

Since then I have fished about every modern spinnerbait out there. Big fan of war eagles. Those are all I mess with now... especially the ones with the hammered blades.

Finding these, and them having the hammered blades got my interest up. I may change the skirts on them for custom hand-made ones my buddy makes.

See if these old dogs will still hunt.

They were like $1.19ea for years

Iconic bait. And if you mixed them in tackle box with a couple plastic worms you got a big mess

When I was a kid (early 1960's) these sold for 19 cents. They were stapled to a piece of cardboard about 20 H&H bait for each display, and you just pealed off the bait(s) you desired. The only spinnerbait that I recall at that time. Another great bait during this period was the Herb's Dilly, an early version of todays buzz bait. Been a while.

My mom would buy me those at Skaggs Albertsons in the early 70's just to shut me up. Slung them on my 202. Oh those where the day's.

I think they were created on the 8th day

Yes; keep those h+h skirts separate from everything else.

Has to be one of the most fish catching baits ever produced.
I’ve used them since I was a little turd jumping my uncles farm ponds and many trips on east Texas lakes growing up in the best decade ever… the 80s
You could buy a couple pockets full of them for $10.00 and like others said, you learned real quick, the skirts would do some crazy stuff in a tackle box if not separated from other baits LOL

If bass fishing lures had a hall of fame induction, the Creme plastic worm might be first, but the H&H would be right there behind it…