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Topic: Ling lures....  (Read 4117 times)

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INSAYN

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So, while browsing the WWW for different jigs and lures for fish, I ran across this.

Imagine filling it full of steel shot or something heavy to get it down to the ling cod.   ;D






 

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I think Barbie would catch more fish.

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I think Barbie would catch more fish.

-Allen

It would definitely catch more fishermen. ;)

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I guess some people are more "creative" than others when it comes to fooling fish into biting something sharp.
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I met a guy in the Bahamas who won a bet by catching a tuna on a Budwieser tap pull handle - with a hook.  And I caught a 70 pound yellowfin on a hunk of wood called a cedar plug.  I think the fish do it on purpose just to make us more confused than we already are.

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I have sent many an albacore to the big canner in the sky with unpainted cedar plugs




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So, while browsing the WWW for different jigs and lures for fish, I ran across this.

Imagine filling it full of steel shot or something heavy to get it down to the ling cod.   ;D








I can't believe I missed this before!!!

This screams Tournament!   ;D

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