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October 2nd, 2004, 04:48 AM
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Crank Baits
Okay every one here's the deal. After following the tread on rusty hooks and silica gel packs, etc. I checked my crank baits. I
haven't even looked at'em in over a year. Yup some have rusty hooks that need replacing and some don't. I've decieded they need to go to some one that will actuall fish them (I've become a soft plastic/spinnerbait user since moving to Florida). I dumping them in an old coffee can and I'll send them all to anyone that can use them (I think I have about 30 or 40). This will free up sorage space for more SW and soft plastics. So as to not hurt any feelings this is a first come first served offer. Doc 
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