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goosefish · 12-23-2003, 10:20 PM

I'm getting the sense that there's some real talent with some of you guys. I still buy my plugs (and rods), most are plastic. Lot's of Super Strike bottles, needles, and darters. But the plugs I love to throw are the habs needles and Tattoo's swimmers and darters.
I don't know dook about building plugs; and the jigs that I tie look like the hair of the wicked witch.
Look forward to learning the fine art of plug building.
My sister-in-law is a furniture maker--this could, down the road, be a real plus.
I also am excited for Plug Fest. Simply listen and watch.

I'm going to bring a very cool wooden lure, which I found on a beach in Japan. I think you guys might like it.

12-23-2003, 10:20 PM	#1
goosefish Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: South County Posts: 1,070	Plug Handiwork I'm getting the sense that there's some real talent with some of you guys. I still buy my plugs (and rods), most are plastic. Lot's of Super Strike bottles, needles, and darters. But the plugs I love to throw are the habs needles and Tattoo's swimmers and darters. I don't know dook about building plugs; and the jigs that I tie look like the hair of the wicked witch. Look forward to learning the fine art of plug building. My sister-in-law is a furniture maker--this could, down the road, be a real plus. I also am excited for Plug Fest. Simply listen and watch. I'm going to bring a very cool wooden lure, which I found on a beach in Japan. I think you guys might like it.