I think someone has started this before in winter so what do you guys got rattling around in the empty space in your heads?
Seen a good one about storing loose hooks, put them on a safety pin to keep separated and from ending up all over your box.
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I think someone has started this before in winter so what do you guys got rattling around in the empty space in your heads?
Seen a good one about storing loose hooks, put them on a safety pin to keep separated and from ending up all over your box.
Tite Lok Rod Holders
Drill extra holes in the t-bar to allow more horizontal adjustability.
Or for more and easier adjustability, take the adjustment washer completely out and replace with a piece of inner tube. This doesn't give total horizontal stability, but works pretty well until a gar, catfish or spoonbill decides to play.
Still working on a way to make vertical adjustments easier. That seems to be the primary weak link for the Tite Loks. I can drive myself even crazier trying to get the rod tips level.
I take old pill bottles to put jigs in .
Anybody tried a small magnet to keep hooks on? You could cut a strip of refresher magnet to fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by keeferfish
Try again. Refrigerator magnet. Hate auto spell sometimes.
Tie a small peace of yarn above you're minner hook, soak it in sent,holds the sent longer.
Don't wash your hands with gasoline before fishing!!!!!:banghead
uhhhh, turn it off :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by jigfisherx
I mount these to the uprights on my rod holders. Very handy for pliers, scissors, scent and drinks.
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This is stupid. Shoulda known by who posted it.Quote:
Originally Posted by keeferfish
Hung all my hooks off a safety pin. Worked fine till I set the pin down. Then they all unhooked!! :dono