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"i use 6lb nanofil on cheap soft whippy glass conposite rods at 4.5 - 5 feet.30 to 40…" jim cosgrove replied May 24, 2017 to Casting small 1/64 & 1/32 jigs?	49	Feb 12, 2020 Reply by Smoltz
"seems we go thru this every spring.i for 1 am a firm believer in the full moon spawn…" jim cosgrove replied May 23, 2017 to Full moon and the spawn?	2	Aug 7, 2020 Reply by John M. Grimes
"thanks keith-been the trend in illinois the last 5 years or so.crappie populations h…" jim cosgrove replied Mar 30, 2017 to Illinois Record Crappie	3	Mar 30, 2017 Reply by carl hendrix
"nanofil is great stuff.i go no smaller than 6lb which is tiny enough.you have to adj…" jim cosgrove replied Mar 15, 2017 to Berkley Nanofil Fishing line	5	Mar 29, 2017 Reply by Brad Reid
"too many places?what a wonderful dilemma to have." jim cosgrove replied Mar 13, 2017 to Fly Fishing for bluegills	8	Mar 14, 2017 Reply by Frederick Epps ( Fred )
"the lunar tables work,used to try to fish the peaks and it really seemed to work.i n…" jim cosgrove replied Feb 9, 2017 to SLIP’S 2017 LOGS, STATUS AND STRATEGIES	372	Apr 17, 2018 Reply by Slip Sinker
"nice set up.those echo rods are pretty.should be able to make some long casts with t…" jim cosgrove replied Feb 4, 2017 to Couldn't stand it any longer - had to have a new rod.	4	Jun 15, 2017 Reply by john
"less pressure for sure the growing season is shorter the farther north you go..no ma…" jim cosgrove replied Jan 18, 2017 to CPR'ING BIG NORTHERN B.GILLS ~JASON MITCHELL OUTDOORS W/ CLAYTON DAVIS	7	Jan 18, 2017 Reply by Jeffrey D. Abney
"damon- powerlining is basically taking a very long,say 60 feet,rubber band and launc…" jim cosgrove replied Dec 21, 2016 to writing a book \| a little help?	25	Jan 8, 2017 Reply by James Feasel
"spearing,traps,arrows,nets noodling dynamite etc.all for feeding ones self or the wh…" jim cosgrove replied Dec 20, 2016 to writing a book \| a little help?	25	Jan 8, 2017 Reply by James Feasel