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I read on a local message board about this product a local fellow was making. I went and bought a pakage of each color Pink, Purple, and blue. These are fished more of a twitch than a jigging motion. First time out we caught Gills,seeds, Pearch and Bass They worked great I used a small piece of worm with them. They are sold in 6 paks with 3 jig heads. I think I paid 1.75 per pak This guys email is( motorfisher1@msn.com) if someone wanted to try them
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Permalink Reply by Howard Webster on
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no it is a guy making them from his house
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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What a great price !What size is the hook Howard?
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John it is a #8 I believe His buddy has a site Vermont outdoors or his baitshop is dockside http://www.docksideoutdoors.com/ that has them. ben that onwes it is a great guy
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I can see smallmouths hitting these in some of the rivers and lakes around here . Are they scented?
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