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  1. 03-29-2014, 06:18 PM #1
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    When I picked up my jigging pole from Mr. Courtney he gave me a hook remover. He makes them out of plastic. It has a small slit in it that you push the hook down with it and the hook sticks in the slit. Works great and doesn't damage your jig head.Name: hook remover.jpg Views: 434 Size: 45.2 KB
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    Looks like it would work good
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    It does i gave it a work out this morning.
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    You can make them out of a cloths pin too. I just made one to see if it would work.
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    Name: cloths pin hook remover.jpg Views: 342 Size: 31.2 KB It should work too.
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    Luv them poles from Mr. C
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    You know he is making his last rod for a friend of mine. I have 2. One I have been using for about 10 years. Just had the tip guide replaced because he said he wanted to replace it. You know that man knows more about crappie fishing than anyone in Louisiana. I been picking his brain. We talk about fishing certain bodies of water and what colors work good there.
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    A notch in a Popsicle stick works too.
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    Hey Jig I was thinking the same thing today.
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