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J.D.

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  1. Good shape, works as it should..... $25 takes it PM me Jim S.
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    for sale : usa J-Plugs

    9 - assorted J-plug bodies... various sizes, 24 assorted treble hooks....... Tie up your own rigs.. $20 for all PM me Jim S.
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    for sale : usa Flashers

    4 Flashers, 2- 10" Spin Doctors, 1- 12" fish flasher, ( OKI, or John King.... I don't remember) 1- 12" Pro Troll with E-Chip $25 for all .....PM me Jim S.
  4. sorry rolmops.... sold
  5. Lower Price..... $60 for all
  6. Lower Price.... still for sale
  7. Lots 8, 10, 11, 12 Sold pending payment
  8. Lots 1thru 5 have been sold...everything shown is still available.
  9. Japanese Made Toolmaker / machinist / milling vise, 360 degree rotating base, can be easily removed and used as a standard machinist / milling vise. Jaws are stepped on one side, full on the other, very smooth operation, was used sparingly for basic milling / gunsmithing on a small table top mill. Pick up only, vice weighs approx. 42 lbs. PM me.. Price: $100
  10. I just started watching episode 3 "A silver lining".... the underwater video work is impressive..
  11. The award winning videos on the Great Lakes made in Canada a few years ago has been made public for free in the US. Great information. and stunning underwater video work. The link below if for the 1st. video. Scroll down the page on the left side for the other videos under "Keep Exploring" https://www.pbs.org/video/all-too-clear-beneath-the-surface-of-the-great-lakes-l5twr0/
  12. They run very much like the Apex 4" & 5" lures from Hot Spot..... more erratic than a spoon, which can be a very good thing on some days...
  13. Having coffee this morning, thinking about your rigging issue.... Again excuse my lousy drawing skills... Taking flush mount rod holders, either 30 or 45 degrees, whichever matches the angle on the boat better... you could drop gimbal mounts in backwards in the rod holders and mount a trolling board across.. A rod holder like this..... Mounted on your boat something like this, match the angle of the curve... Then drop in gimbal mounts backward, or use a 90 degree gimbal to make the mounting surface level and put a board across the back Maybe a flat 90 degree gimbal mount is better ??
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