doggonit Todd!
firstsixfeet
Posted 10/20/2004 9:49 PM (#122050)
Subject: doggonit Todd!


Between you and Jason Smith the buyers market for used pigs will be ruined. Why oh why are you doing this? It aint winter yet even, eh?
archerynut36
Posted 10/20/2004 9:52 PM (#122052 - in reply to #122050)
Subject: RE: doggonit Todd!





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Location: syracuse indiana
its a big secret and i cant tell but i can say it looks cool. and works good...bill
happy hooker
Posted 10/21/2004 6:48 AM (#122071 - in reply to #122050)
Subject: RE: doggonit Todd!


the best pigs are the original wood ones,,keep them in your tackle box and if you break down you have fire wood
ToddM
Posted 10/21/2004 8:10 PM (#122159 - in reply to #122050)
Subject: RE: doggonit Todd!





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Location: oswego, il
Soryy fsf. I fished with a buddy of mine about 3 weeks ago and he a 6" suspending pig. It worked perfect, never seen one like it. He does not like it, I will have that one eventually.
divani
Posted 10/22/2004 9:15 AM (#122242 - in reply to #122050)
Subject: RE: doggonit Todd!


HH, do you mean the porky jerkbaits (aka mean beast) from gordon griffiths? I have never seen one that glides, not even the slightest bit. But they work very well and cast a mile.
ToddM
Posted 10/22/2004 6:54 PM (#122361 - in reply to #122050)
Subject: RE: doggonit Todd!





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Location: oswego, il
Divani, the gordon griffiths porky is wood and thru wire. I drilled out the lead and put a buzzer on the back of mine. It makes alot of clatter.