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  1. tiredbobmarley
    Ok so this is my first hurricane in Florida. I am in Orlando so we probably wont catch the brunt of it but I was wondering if I should worry about my 14 ft jon boat during the storm. It sits on a trailer in the apartment parking lot. Does anybody have any tips for securing, etc.? Should I worry about the wind getting fast and hard enough to push the boat and trailer out of the parking spot? Any advice is appreciated.
  2. Jake the Cake
    I'm just getting into the idea of making my own jig heads and am very determined to do so. I've been doing a lot of research and finding that adding tin to your lead is a good way to strengthen them. BUT, what I cannot find information on is what the pros like TTI/Road Runner, Bass Pro, Sworming Hornet Lures, etc. tend to use. I would like to make sure I have a quality product, not something that is going to come up with dents and scratches when you drag it across the bottom.
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