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![]() "Rob Storm" wrote in message ... Back when pop tops first appeared on beer cans, they weren't attached as they are now, but pulled free when you opened your beer. I was a poor college student who couldn't afford to buy lures, so I used to bore a hole in one end of the pop top and attach a split ring and treble hook. I tied my line to the ring on the other end. It was too light to cast with a spinning rod, but with a fly rod you could get it out 30 feet, then twitch it back. The action of that light aluminum was hard for fish to resist. i caught lots of bream, a few bass and a channel cat or two, before the can makers wised up and came up with the pull tab system we have now. Family, Friends, Fishing, Rob Storm http://stormsrestaurants.com Government made them change. Drinkers would pull the tab and drop it in the can, and then swallow the tab while drinking. Bill |
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