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  1. 04-03-2017, 04:47 AM #1
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    Default Article: Bitten By The Spider by Brad Wiegmann


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    good information, going to rig up my new Toon with those rod holders and do some spider rigging, think the wife will enjoy that. just one more way to fish
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    Great article. I love those 14 ft BnM jigging rods, they are tough as nails. I've always used them for jigging the pads down here in Florida and only recently starting using them for Spider Rigging, a great idea.
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    Wow! Great spider rigging information. Thanks for sharing the video.
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    Eventually,, he'll figure out that a Millenium seat on a pole will help a LOT!!
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    Good video. Lots of info and specific rods and weights will help those new to it.
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    good read
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    Thanks for taking the time and passing on some good info.
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    So true. I was spider bit a couple of years ago.
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    Great article -- thanks for sharing.
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