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    This long lining technique. I'm by myself at Okatibbee today. Pam ran me out of the house so she could clean. Lol

    I've got 19 in the box so far.

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    Looks like you are learning, thought about trying it myself.
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    I'm using 1/8 oz pony heads with plastic bodies, 6 lb line and going .9 mph. Catching a ton of dinks but they're fun on this ultralite gear.
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    Looks like you learned pretty good.....now you can teach me.
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    Ha Ha, I've got a new mold on the way where I can pour 1/32 and 1/16 oz pony heads. They will help controlling my depth.
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    Slow down they go deeper speed up they go shallower.....thats how everybody tells me to control depth long lining
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    That works to a certain extent. Brad Chappell gave me some pointers at Barnett last Sat.
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    He ought to know.....Bernard Williams could give you some good info too.
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    Yea, you're right.
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    I bet Donnies Zitits on a pony head would work good.
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