00 mod
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Everyone got home yesterday evening. Just tired.....and caching up. Be patient! Jeff
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At the airport.....on my way!!!! Jeff
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Awesome fish! Love catching them on baits I made. I know you know that feeling! Jeff
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Congrats on the awesome time! That is a beautiful Pumpkinseed your son caught! Jeff
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How cool was that? Awesome! Jeff
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I agree, rainbow, and probably a stocker, not a natural. Although, once a stocker has been in the water long enough, the color and fins become such that you normally cannot tell the difference around here! Jeff
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I want to get Manuel on it. We shall see! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Man I hope you are right! And you know there will be plenty of pics and videos! Thanks for the well wishes! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Nice bass! 6lbers are always fun! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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Congrats on the new PB! Jeff
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Great smallies! Jeff
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Nice. You will always remember that special day....unless of coarse you are lucky enough to have several of them! Jeff
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Glad you like it. You can also make an "L" bracket and mount it to anything flat. Just another version. Jeff
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Welcome to the forums! Jeff
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No patent. I shared this in hopes of helping out fellow anglers! Jeff
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Normally I am always spooling up my reels alone, and with the smaller 300yrd or less spools it was never a problem, but since I have been buying the 1000yrd spools, it was a little more tricky. So I decided to make a spooling station at the house. I have a wooden rod rack, so I just made it onto there. Basically, I took a 8'' bolt and ran it through the wood. Thought I would just put a nut on there, but the threads didn't go back that far. So I got a locking collar to lock against the outside of the wood, then a plastic spacer, and then a hard conical plastic faucet washer. Same on the outside, except added a spring to keep tension, and replaced the set screw with a thumb screw for easy removal on the locking collar. Worked very well while spooling up 4 reels yesterday. Just thought I would share an easy to make spooling station that cost around $10 and hardly any time to make. Jeff
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Wayne, Mike builds an awesome product and has the best customer service. Do a quick search and you will see thousands of happy customers! Give him a call and get some of his products- you WONT be disappointed! Jeff
