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Big Vern · 02-05-2004, 04:57 PM

Jackpot!!!!

Sandman, I think I second your kid's viewpoint. You got some serious goods. I've been using those gami wide gap hooks too.

I guess I'll jazz some rigs up. I've got to order some jig paint anyway, and I minus well add to the order with a bunch of spinners and beads. I'm gonna make a bunch of rigs ranging from plain to Mister T Starter kit gaudy.

I hear ya on the fluke strips, but I made a decision last year to keep my fishing "cleaner", and I'm trying to stay away from livelining and meat fishing. I usually use the live mummichogs as I feel that they're the best for where I fish, but I have a ton of snappers right at the dock, and might give them a try too. However, that's a little too meat oriented for me, and I'll probably stick with the cleaner and smaller live mummies.

I like fluking quite a bit. It's a lot of fun in mid-July, and works well with very recreational fishermen firends. Plus, they're really tasty. I'm actually planning on targeting them instead of Stripers when it gets too warm. I've got a couple good spots.

02-05-2004, 04:57 PM	#11
Big Vern Hooked iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2002 Location: Boston Posts: 362	Jackpot!!!! Sandman, I think I second your kid's viewpoint. You got some serious goods. I've been using those gami wide gap hooks too. I guess I'll jazz some rigs up. I've got to order some jig paint anyway, and I minus well add to the order with a bunch of spinners and beads. I'm gonna make a bunch of rigs ranging from plain to Mister T Starter kit gaudy. I hear ya on the fluke strips, but I made a decision last year to keep my fishing "cleaner", and I'm trying to stay away from livelining and meat fishing. I usually use the live mummichogs as I feel that they're the best for where I fish, but I have a ton of snappers right at the dock, and might give them a try too. However, that's a little too meat oriented for me, and I'll probably stick with the cleaner and smaller live mummies. I like fluking quite a bit. It's a lot of fun in mid-July, and works well with very recreational fishermen firends. Plus, they're really tasty. I'm actually planning on targeting them instead of Stripers when it gets too warm. I've got a couple good spots.