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seasonaljunkieMon Feb-03-03 05:35 PM
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#8008, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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He probably would I could try and get a hold of him. he used to live about 10 mins away from me but he moved and I havent realy talked to him since. Make sure you have a good glass composite rod. I was stuck using my imx using them one time and I landed like 1 out of every 3 fish. I use a seeker crankin rod I picked up from bww and its awsome. I think it was around 100 bucks.

  
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Armstrong Crankbaits [View all] , Tsunami, Mon Feb-03-03 12:58 AM
  RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003, #1
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Tsunami, Feb 03rd 2003, #2
      RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003 #3
           Robert Armstrong's Rabbit, bassnet, Feb 03rd 2003, #4
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, SHIMANO LEGEND, Feb 03rd 2003, #5
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003, #6
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Brian Armstrong, Feb 19th 2003, #7
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Tsunami, Feb 20th 2003, #8

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