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Never too old to learn #11401656 02/09/16 02:03 AM
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If your using any salt covered plastics don't store hooks with them. I just threw away a hand full of rusty hooks. hammer


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Re: Never too old to learn [Re: bush hog] #11401703 02/09/16 02:23 AM
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Yes, and at the end of the day don't put your rod/reel in the rod locker with the worm still attached to the hook. Take it off or just slide it up the line. Otherwise the hook will start rusting.

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