I carved this one in 2006. It is approximately 6 3/4" long. It has a slightly curved wooden tail, metal fins, glass eyes, a single eyescrew line tie. It is weighted to swim & I have signed and burned my "H" into the bottom. Would make an excellent gift for someone to put on the shelf or send down the hole.

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I carved this one in 2005. It is approximately 7 1/2" long & weighted to swim. It has a slightly curved wooden tail with metal fins, glass eyes, and 3 bobbie pin line ties. I have signed and burned my "H" into the bottom. Put her on the shelf or send her down the hole.

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One of my early ones. The red & white decoy is the most common and most effective of all of the fish decoys. This one is approximately 6 1/2" long. It has a slightly curved wooden tail with metal fins and 2 bobbie pin line ties. It has tack eyes. It is signed by me on the bottom and has my "H" burned into the bottom.

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1st crappie that I have ever carved. Approximately 6 1/2" long. Slightly curved wooden tail with metal fins. Glass eyes and weighted to swim. Single eyescrew line tie. I signed the bottom and burned my "H" into the bottom.

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Here is a miniature from Mark Greenig of Detroit Lakes, MN. Approximately 3 1/4" long. Slightly curved wooden tail with metal fins and a single eyescrew line tie. This decoy is weighted to swim & has stickered eyes. Initialed by Mark on the bottom.

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Look at this little guy! This one is carved by Mark Greenig of Detroit Lakes, MN & is approximately 3 3/8" long. Slightly curved wooden tail with metal fins & eyescrew line tie. Stickered eyes, weighted to swim & initialed by Mark on the bottom.

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Neat little Folkart trout decoy carved by Brad Lange of Perham, Minnesota. He is approximately 4" long with a metal tail & fins. Eyes are stickered & painted 3 loop wire line tie. Weighted to swim. Signed by Brad on the bottom.

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A little over 12" long. One of the 1st fish decoys that I ever carved. Weighted to swim. Tack eyes, metal fins, and a slightly curved wooden tail. One screw eye line tie holder. bottom is signed and "H" is burned in.

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I carved this one in 2006. It is approimately 10 1/2" long. Slightly curved wooden tail and weighted to swim. Has 5 bobbie pin line ties and metal fins. I signed one of the the bottom fins and burned my "H" into the bottom.

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Folkart Pike Decoy. I carved this one in 2006. Approximately 10 1/2" long. Bendable metal tail & metal fins. Glass eyes & 3 wire loop line ties. Weighted and I signed the bottom of one of the side fins and burned my "H" into the bottom.

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Another small one from me. Carved in 2006. Approximately 4 1/2" long. Weighted with slightly curved wooden tail & metal fins. I signed it under one of the side fins and burned my "H" into the bottom. Glass eyes with 3 bobbie pin line ties.

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Here is one of my little guys. I carved this in 06. Approximately 4 3/8" long. wooden tail, metal fins & glass eyes. Weighted and signed with my "H" burned into the bottom. 3 bobbie pin line ties.

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Cute little sucker minnow fish decoy carved by Duane Steinkopf of W. Fargo, ND. Decoy is approximately 4" long. Signed by Duane underneath the fins. Eyes are painted on. Wire line tie. Decoy is weighted

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Small folkart sunfish decoy carved by Duane Steinkopf of W. Fargo, ND. Measures approximately 4" long. Wooden tail with metal fins. Eyes are painted on. Weighted and signed by Duane on the bottom. Line tie is in the top fin.

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Ok, these probably aren't true fish decoys as we know them up here in Minnesota, but I think they are kind of neat. Many years ago my wife & daughters and I traveled to Fort LeonardWood, Mo. to attend my son's graduation from Army Basic Training. While going through the Ozarks we were going through a quaint little town with a very small park across from the courthouse. These two elderly gentlemen (brothers) had out their old pocket knives & were busy whittling away on a supply of branches & twigs piled near by. They had carved these the day before & painted on a coat of varnish.

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