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Jugline 101 - The easy way!
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Last edited by panhandlehunter; 06-18-2016, 10:19 AM.
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Originally posted by panhandlehunter View PostWe fished around an island somewhere. It was as fast as you can reel them in. I've been wanting to do it again. Me and him had planned a trip after one of the Bownanza's but I never got the chance to make it.
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While doing a little research on building jug lines, I ran across a very inexpensive way for internal weights, for those who use them. They used sand inside instead of re-bar. And just shook it out level before laying it in the water. That got me to think-n. And those that know me, know what happens when I think. I came up with an even better idea than sand.
Pea gravel!
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Originally posted by Texas Grown View PostWhile doing a little research on building jug lines, I ran across a very inexpensive way for internal weights, for those who use them. They used sand inside instead of re-bar. And just shook it out level before laying it in the water. That got me to think-n. And those that know me, know what happens when I think. I came up with an even better idea than sand.
Pea gravel!
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Originally posted by Tmag View PostHad 20 total in 2 days, not bad for warm water temps. Nursing a sore back today, strap on my hammock broke yesterday and I landed on my tailbone and lower back. Took a while to get my camper ready to go home. Moving pretty slow.
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Originally posted by Texas Grown View PostWhile doing a little research on building jug lines, I ran across a very inexpensive way for internal weights, for those who use them. They used sand inside instead of re-bar. And just shook it out level before laying it in the water. That got me to think-n. And those that know me, know what happens when I think. I came up with an even better idea than sand.
Pea gravel!
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