If looking for a squealer, crimp the rivet in place with wire cutters, side-cutters... Then for some extra squeal take some pliers and squeeze the rivet and blades where they make contact, as hard as you can. This will create little noise making ridges. I pour my own and do the later before assembly.
I use a 1/2 oz buzzbait if fishing with a skirt a 3/8oz if fishing with a swimbait . I place them accurately in tight places with a side arm cast . The swim bait weighs more than a skirt so it causes me to lose accuracy, thats why I down-size to a 3/8th oz.
I think they're likely here. Havent seen anything though . My brother has . When I listen to Travis Walton talk, I believe him .Its an unbelievable story but he's believable .
I discovered them at the Cheesecake Factory . I dont know if they are considered good or not but I like them . The sourness of mustard and dill pickles ,I've always craved that .
Pork loin is thawing . Tomorrow it is getting smoked then I'm making a cuban sandwich . Its doubtful that cuban bread is available so Italian bread will probably take its place . I have a panini press . Any of you ever make Cubans? Have any tips .
I havent given up on them just yet but toads art the most frustrating lures I have fished. Everytime I think I'm making some serious headway, I then miss a bunch in a row .
There may be something to a raggedly looking bait . When fishing tubes I get as much use out of one as possible . They will be ripped up , tail pieces missing and they work just as well and maybe better than a fresh one .
I have pinched the claws from craws and saw no difference in bites .
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