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BURGIE | Sat Apr-19-03 06:58 PM |
Member since Feb 26th 2003
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#9376, "RE: Losing fish on spinner blades."
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=IT CAN BE SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS THE PAINT OR THE CHROME ON THE HOOK. CHECK AND MAKE SURE THAT THE BARB HAS SOME KIND OF GAP IN IT. YOU CAN'T HOLD ONTO A FISH WITHOUT A BARB. IF YOU SWING WHEN YOU GET BIT I BET YOU'LL HAVE A LOT OF HEARTACHES. KEEP WINDING TILL THE ROD LOADS UP AND THEN SWING. KEEP STEADY PRESSURE ON THE FISH FROM THERE ON AND YOU WON'T HAVE A PROBLEM. THIS IS USUALLY A HIGH PERCENTAGE BAIT ONCE THE FISH IS HOOKED!GOOD LUCK BURGIE
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 | Losing fish on spinner blades.
[View all] , SJ, Tue Apr-15-03 12:36 PM
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 swimbait,
Apr 15th 2003, #1
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
 Sacto John,
Apr 15th 2003, #2
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
SJ,
Apr 15th 2003, #3
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
fongster,
Apr 15th 2003, #4
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AMP2564,
Apr 15th 2003, #5
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
SJ,
Apr 16th 2003, #6
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
BURGIE,
Apr 19th 2003 #7
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
Jigngerr,
Apr 20th 2003, #8
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
Hawgsticker,
Apr 21st 2003, #9
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
salmonoid 1,
Apr 21st 2003, #10
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
Hawgsticker,
Apr 21st 2003, #11
RE: Losing fish on spinner blades.,
Joeman,
Apr 21st 2003, #12
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