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  1. 01-10-2012, 09:03 PM #1
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    saw it on Arkansas outdoors 2nite and was wonderign if any body has ever used them. it looks like a 1/8oz ball head with a thread neck and marbiou.
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    Meatgetters!!! Best in the country.


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    its used for trout on white and northfork
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    Found this online, just looks like a plain Crappie jig to me.



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    Hey Yellowjacket - If you want to try a jig like that get in touch with Meatgetter and order some of his. Start of with #11 and#129. that # 11 is hard to beat on the St. Francis. It has worked well on all the oxbows I fish. I will be using it spider riggin this weekend. You know were.
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    yes sir lips r zipped. i dont want 2 try it i was wondering if any of u guys use them. they look easy to tie may try it later
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    Quote Originally Posted by yellowjacket View Post
    yes sir lips r zipped. i dont want 2 try it i was wondering if any of u guys use them. they look easy to tie may try it later
    I tie my own jigs and that one would be really simple to tie.
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