As described by Glenn Titus, The Oklahoman outdoor writer in 1975, the Li'l Tubby (pictured above) was a "two-inch-long, half-ounce, wobbling crankbait, with a fish-calling rattle and a quivering, squirming, twister tail." The headline on that '75 story read "Li'l Tubbys Come in 36 Flavors and Fish Love 'Em." What made Li'l Tubbys unique was the assortment of tails that could be attached to the bait
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