An Athletic leaper
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5 sizes of the 9
CLASSIC SWEDISH PIMPLES
LEFT: #2's ,1 inch 1/10th oz.
RIGHT: BOTTOM TO TOP: Two #3's, 1,1/2" ,1/5th oz,
Two #4's,1,3/4" ,1/4 oz.
Two #5's,1,7/8th " ,1/3 oz.
One #6, 2,1/4 " ,1/2 oz.
Four other sizes are available :2,3/4",3/4 oz....3,1/4",1 oz.....4",1,5/8 oz....4,1/2" 2oz.
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Comment by John Sheehan on February 11, 2018 at 7:43am
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Carl-The 1/3 oz. got that 26 " Pickerel last week . The 1/4 oz. are good Pickerel and Slab Crappie sized. The 1/10th oz are favored by the Gills,White Perch and Yellow Perch .I intend to start using the 1/5th oz. and 1/2 oz to see if they'll tempt also. Tipped with Salted Shiner heads the 1/4 oz. are killers and now I am finding that the 1/3 tipped the same way works good. The 1/10th oz. I like to tip with mealworms , Mousies or Waxies. Not a fan of the white Paint models as the paint gets sticky and dirty .I prefer the Nickle and Gold bodies. Those two Green Prism taped ones are the best producers.
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Comment by Slip Sinker on February 10, 2018 at 8:31pm
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... nice selection
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Comment by carl hendrix on February 10, 2018 at 1:08pm
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HMMMMMMM----- I HAD ALWAYS HEARD;; DURING ICE FISHING; YO UUSED EXTREMLY SMALL BAITS TO CATCH FISH;; NOW ; JOHN IS USING BIG BAITS;; TO CATCH BIG FISH !!
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