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Old October 27th, 2004, 01:12 AM
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Default large plastic

This plastic is like a large fish tail. The hook goes through the dorsal and
sits on top of the bait. Would a worm hook suffice or would i have to get a jig
with a slender head. I'm curious about it's action, how it casts, and the
hookset capability.
I was feeling a bit tired and down today so I went fishing. I didn't use the
aforementioned new bait util i get some guidance on it. I was quite sucessful
using my old reliable ace lure

 




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