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Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/17/08 06:13 AM
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Bigblue or Gaspergoo
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I was wondering when and why would you use one over the other. Do you rig them up the same , like a carolina rig? Can you make them or buy them , the slinky sinkers that is? Thanks guys...
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/17/08 10:16 AM
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sandjohnny
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If the slinky sinkers are the ones made out of shoe strings,you can make them if you can find the hollow shoe strings. Johnny
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/17/08 07:56 PM
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TxCatfishGuide
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/17/08 08:21 PM
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sandjohnny
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The ones I got from George Rule and the ones I made were from Tennis shoe strings. George said he had been making them out of tennis shoe strings for years and that was a problem to find them anymore. Most of the ones now are woven and are not hollow. Maybe we should be looking for paracute cord. I am sure not an expert on them just know what George Rule uses and what I used. Johnny
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/17/08 11:38 PM
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eddie978n
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you could buy "5-50" cord that we use in the military, it has two layers, and the outer layer you can strip, its hollow.. but to answer your question about when to use them, I believe most people use them when drifting, they dont get hung up near as easy.
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/18/08 11:17 AM
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sandjohnny
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That is correct do not hang. Johnny
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/30/08 10:54 AM
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Ole’ Pops
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Might want to check these out sometime. SMOOTH OPERATOR Snagless Sinkers from Team Catfish. Shown in 1 oz, 1.5 oz, and 2 oz. Best drifting and heavy cover sinkers on the planet!
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/30/08 11:12 AM
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TxCatfishGuide
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/30/08 11:38 AM
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PEZZ
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Can someone post a pic of one made with parachute chord or shoestring?
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/30/08 11:44 AM
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LEONRIVER
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Why couldn't you put 2 or 3 egg sinkers on a string and snug em together and tie a knot on each end.Slicker than deer snot.
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Re: Slinky sinkers vs egg sinkers
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08/30/08 02:19 PM
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Fish Ninja
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I make mine out of shrink wrap for electrical stuff. I just shrink one end and fill it with however much weight I want and then shrink the other end. Theyre not as flexible as shoestring but I haven't lost one yet.
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