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October 20th, 2003, 06:50 PM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
I just got handed a "gift" from somone who used to fish pro tournaments. He
found it in back of a cabinet when housecleaning. It's a bottle of "garlic oil" under the brand name of Lock Jaw and the label says it was made for American Fishing Techniques, Lakeland, Florida. I've tried a google and such, but no luck. Anyone heard of this? Are they still in business? Is this stuff any good? -- Shelby Foles, 
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October 20th, 2003, 08:44 PM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
I'll ask around since Lakeland is a mere 10 miles from me, a buddy of mine
will definetley know something about them. Garlic Oil is great and so is shad and anise oil for that matter, perosnally I use Garlic Flavored Pam on occasion although latley it has been tougher to find. But from my experience the oil of a certain nut works much better than shad, garlic and anise. --- Chuck Coger http://www.fishin-pro.com "Da Chief" wrote in message . .. I just got handed a "gift" from somone who used to fish pro tournaments. He found it in back of a cabinet when housecleaning. It's a bottle of "garlic oil" under the brand name of Lock Jaw and the label says it was made for American Fishing Techniques, Lakeland, Florida. I've tried a google and such, but no luck. Anyone heard of this? Are they still in business? Is this stuff any good? -- Shelby Foles,
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October 20th, 2003, 09:34 PM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
"Chuck Coger" wrote in message
m... I'll ask around since Lakeland is a mere 10 miles from me, a buddy of mine will definetley know something about them. Garlic Oil is great and so is shad and anise oil for that matter, perosnally I use Garlic Flavored Pam on occasion although latley it has been tougher to find. But from my experience the oil of a certain nut works much better than shad, garlic and anise. --- Chuck Coger http://www.fishin-pro.com What would that "certain nut" be? -- Shelby Foles,
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October 20th, 2003, 09:44 PM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
awww now your asking for my secrets lol.
I use a lot of Almond Oil and Almond Extract and find it works very very well. --- Chuck Coger http://www.fishin-pro.com "Da Chief" wrote in message .. . "Chuck Coger" wrote in message m... I'll ask around since Lakeland is a mere 10 miles from me, a buddy of mine will definetley know something about them. Garlic Oil is great and so is shad and anise oil for that matter, perosnally I use Garlic Flavored Pam on occasion although latley it has been tougher to find. But from my experience the oil of a certain nut works much better than shad, garlic and anise. --- Chuck Coger http://www.fishin-pro.com What would that "certain nut" be? -- Shelby Foles,
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October 20th, 2003, 11:44 PM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
"garlic
oil" under the brand name of Lock Jaw A partner of mine many years ago wore me out in several tournaments and he was spraying with Lock Jaw - it was in an aresol can. I came home and got Berry's to order some, and used it for sevearl years, and really liked it. Have not seen it for years tho. this was back in the 80s I think. Ronnie http://fishing.about.com
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October 21st, 2003, 12:38 AM
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Lock Jaw "garlic oil"
....don't you even think about squeezing your nut oil in my boat! said Huck
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