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Topic: Planer Sinker  (Read 5239 times)

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jmairey

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the diving plug does not stop diving, it doesn't trip. okay for a big fish, no good for tiny one.
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the diving plug does not stop diving, it doesn't trip. okay for a big fish, no good for tiny one.

Don't catch tiny fish ...  :toothy9:

-Allen


jmairey

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Rapalas also wiggle so they'd act like a diver/dodger and impart some sexy behavior on whatever they're trailing. 
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Of the big lake they call Gitche Gumee
Superior, they said, never gives up her dead
When the gales of November come early.


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I've used a rapala (with out the hooks) and a rooster tail trailing 2 ft. behind - caught mostly crappie and bluegills  :smt023


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 Turn it over and get me a picture of the other side.I can probably do something close.


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little fuzzy if you need better let me know.
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