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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: gojoe72]
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09/12/09 04:25 PM
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Bassin87'
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i made some out of 3" pvc caped like a "pipe bomb" with threaded caps drilled holes on the the sides glued lead wieght in bottom cap put an loop bult on top cap and tie string toss it out there! they cant get your chumb so the stay hungry and you can reuse it 25 bucks makes you two from home depot!
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: Bassin87']
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10/01/09 12:32 AM
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big shaun
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i found some burlap bags! and cheap too.. Michaels arts and crafts store had some (22X35 inch i think it was) burlap sacks...they are for stuffing and making scarecrows for fall but they would work great...and are only 1.99 a piece!
Big Shaun - "Speak softly and carry an ugly stick, you will go far"
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: big shaun]
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10/01/09 03:34 PM
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liketofishalot
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walmart sells the material you just bunch it up after putting your cubes in it and zip tie. like 4.00
Fish a lot, catch a little
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: liketofishalot]
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10/01/09 10:28 PM
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capnbeak
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You also might want to try using them as fish baskets-just keep the top above the surface and drop the fish in the bad-also the fish will stay alive longer when you head to the cleaning station-guide at Amistad named David Ross used this trick-use at least heavy trotline chord threade through the burlap for closure
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: capnbeak]
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10/02/09 07:06 PM
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pollan
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Green Horn
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I just use a 5 gallon bucket with a bunch of 1/4 holes drilled around the bucket. Need to put a weight in the bottom to keep it down, and I reuse it everytime I go back to the lake. Easy and last a long time. Find them anywhere.
A country boy can survive !!!
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: pollan]
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10/02/09 11:43 PM
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toadkiller
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i got some rabbit fencing( 1/4 inch square) and made some boxes out of it. i used the rubber coated kind. i put some out on float and i keep 1 on the boat to use while i'm fishing. i got it on a dog leash hanging over the side and ever now and the i'll give it a shake. the other night they where coming up to the top and bunping it lol
It's eaiser to ask for forgivness, than to beg for permission! PB red 7 lbs. PB blue 21 lbs. PB yellow 4 lbs. PB channel 6 lbs PB common carp 15.7 lbs (Lake Mckeeney record)
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Re: Burlap Bags?
[Re: toadkiller]
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10/03/09 01:30 AM
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Big Zee
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I get mine at the feed stores. If you have some place buying pecans, they might have some to sell you.
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