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Very Early, Goo-Goo Eyes
Very Early, Goo-Goo Eyes

Goo-Goo Eyes [ Eel ]
Goo-Goo Eyes [ Eel ]

Goo-Goo Eyes [ Popper ]
Goo-Goo Eyes [ Popper ]

L. Cooper [ Swimmer ]
L. Cooper [ Swimmer ]

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"L. Cooper"
 
  L. Cooper & Co. Inc.
  Stamford Conn.
 
 Also trading as Jac-Pot Lures, were the makers of, "Goo-Goo Eyes". Their distinct style of lure building make them easily identifiable, even though the eye types and hardware were changed a few times over the years.
 
Oldest: protruding mustard colored eye with black iris
 
Next: protruding mustard or white eye with concaved black iris
 
Then: protruding amber eye
 
Last: semi flush amber eye
 
The newer model lures are still very much in demand today, and are used by many serious striper fishermen.

Company Display Board

Original "Goo-Goo Eyes" Display Board, Photo Courtesy Of Marty McGovern


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