Minnow Bucket floating Old Pal. With nets. Vintage.
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This Old Pal/Woodstream Floating Minnow Bucket is 10.5” wide and 9” high and weighs 3 lbs. It was used for ice fishing on NYC reservoirs in Somers, NY in the 1970’s. Galvanized steel, hard plastic and a wooden handle. Comes with original small net. Good condition, original labeling.
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