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 Re: Brush hogs
[Re: Fish2222]
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07/03/17 02:11 PM
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Wirebender
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Don Harper....check your Message box
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Re: Brush hogs
[Re: Fishingking]
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07/03/17 04:38 PM
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Fish2222
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Love hearing about new baits....but I'm gun-shy to spend over $2 more per pack.
However, the recommendation sounds firm..... I'll give them a shot.
Hopefully the swamp hog is a little more durable than a brush hog.
"I only catch the ones that bite"
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Re: Brush hogs
[Re: Fish2222]
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07/03/17 06:12 PM
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Kens3313
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I have caught about 80% of my fish using brush hogs, they just flat out work all year long. I started pouring my own plastics and now have a bush hog mold. Its fun to be able to make any color I want, or match other store bought colors. My favorite colors is probably green pumpkin magic and watermelon purple flake. All my plastics float so if I miss a fish and loose my bait I usually see it float to the top and re use it lol. Ill have to try the V&M swamp hog, they look pretty good and have a good color selection.
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