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I have been stalking this forum for a while now and I finally pulled the trigger. Thanks to all I have read on hear I now own a peak rotary vise, a whip finisher, a bobbin (not super cheap one but one with ceramic inserts), and just received my first order of marabou thread flash ect. Gonna give it a try and will post some pics when tie a few. Seriously a lot of great info on here and it really helped out when it came knowing what to get.
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Good luck, looking forward to pics.
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Awesome and congrats. Welcome to the addiction….lol
Yup! Just the start of the addiction, to make you wallet lighter. :cheers2
If I was younger I would get the addiction also. Being 71 years young the hands and eyes don’t want to always work together. I enjoy looking at the different jigs and reading all the articles that are posted. I have twin grandsons that are 12 years old. I showed them how to power coat jig heads several months ago. They have bought there on paint and plain jig heads where they can do there on colors of jigs. Also every year they save money for the angel tree at there church. I found out a few days ago they are selling there painted jig heads and all the profit goes for the angel tree. This is money to buy gifts at Christmas for those that need a little help. Due to what the money is going to be used for they are selling real good to local people and friends.
That’s awesome and something to be proud of with those grandkids.
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Awesome ,,can’t wait to help with any questions,,,, enjoy your new hobbie!
That’s awesome and very generous. Sound like some wonderful grandsons you have. Good jobQuote:
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Great kids! Good to hear of some younguns with their heads in the right place.
They are very special and they love the outdoors. Fishing, hunting, and sports is more important than video games to them. They have also been taught that it better to give than receive. When they are a little older if they want to learn to tight gigs I will probably purchase what they need to get started.
They are being raised and taught right. Good job to the family.
Great Job on the Kids. Really brought up right.
Cpt Ahab, welcome to the addiction. I will add, the rabbit hole can get deep if your not careful. Strike that, even being careful, the rabbit hole is deep, and can get expensive real quick. Hope you enjoy tying jigs as much as we do. Congrats on a new hobby.