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 Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Junk]
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02/13/10 08:10 PM
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Lake Fork Guide
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watermelon red senko?????
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Lake Fork Guide]
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02/13/10 08:21 PM
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tcb01
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I used to wear them out on that mustard looking Mann's Draggin worm.. I couldnt really tell you why I dont throw it anymore
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: tcb01]
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02/13/10 08:25 PM
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beans FFL
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grab life by the tits and milk it
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: GoArmy]
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02/13/10 08:25 PM
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NITRO 929 CDX
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Manns Augertail! Saw the first one on Jimmie Houston
show. Still have some and in the motoroil. I haven't
seen a better motoroil color. I have some of those too and in black. I still use them, the black ones I use weightless and drag them across grass mats on the surface.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: NITRO 929 CDX]
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02/13/10 08:31 PM
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TFFOldFartTX
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You can't leave out the old 6" black ring worm with a charturse curly tail.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: TFFOldFartTX]
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02/13/10 10:33 PM
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Texas Smoke
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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Purple White Tail Mr. Twister.
Good memories about those.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Texas Smoke]
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02/13/10 11:34 PM
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Texas Husker
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I got 2 - 100 count bags or close to it, of Gator tail worms. One is blue fleck/pearl tail and the other is dark blue flec/blue pearl tail. Keep thinking I should drag them out but just haven't done it. If there were a tackle swap close by, I'd put those up for about $5/bag and I'll bet they wouldn't last long.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Texas Husker]
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02/14/10 12:09 AM
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yellow magic 33
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Red 7" Triple Ripple worm. My dad taught me how to worm fish with those things and they were AWESOME (from what I can remember, LOL). Sure wish I could find some now. Even if they don't work as good as I remember, it would sure bring back some good memories to have those in the boat again 
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Allison1]
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02/14/10 12:23 AM
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J C Outdoors
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Purple white and purple fire were always good baits.
+1 was a great worm on Lavon Another old favorite Strawberry Bloodline
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: J C Outdoors]
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02/14/10 02:52 AM
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Wavemaker
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How about the old Salimanders? Black/White Spots on the back, Black/Yellow Spots caught many nice fish on those!
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Wavemaker]
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02/14/10 03:05 AM
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921ELITE Cranker
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BPS Stud Fries
Fire and Ice colored worms (80's)
Manns Mannipulator Worm
Original Fliptail Floating Lizard
Jawtec Bogus Wiggler
To name a few of my ole favorites.....
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: 921ELITE Cranker]
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02/14/10 03:11 AM
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Chet
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Original Rebel Ring Worm with paddle tail, grape color. Still have a bunch and still catch with them. First used them on a private 50 acre watershed lake in Kansas in 1973. Killer worm.
Caught a personal best in Cuba in 1979 with a 7 in. ring worm.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: Chet]
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02/14/10 04:30 AM
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#1 r_e_t_s_a_m s_s_a_b
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i remember fishing the grass beds in fork in the late 80's with a phish stick crazy looking bait cast like a bullet a guide i used back then named bill davidson called them cat terds ..lol
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: #1 r_e_t_s_a_m s_s_a_b]
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02/14/10 04:42 AM
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JayInNRH
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Fire & Ice and Blue/Pink neon Jawtec wacky worms... on a Tru-Turn hook.
The only true intercontinental champion.
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Re: Oldie but a Goody
[Re: #1 r_e_t_s_a_m s_s_a_b]
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02/14/10 04:46 AM
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J C Outdoors
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We ought to have a fundraiser tournament using only vintage soft plastics, everything has to be baits from the 60's through the 80's. It would be a hoot. I bet everyone has bags of the oldies laying around the garage and the attic, I know I do. Everything maybe from fishsticks on back to the original creme worms. Have a little swap meet before the event so guys could mix and match up some baits or pool some baits and everyone gets a few of each.
Could be a lot of fun, inexpensive entry all monies go to charity and everyone has to donate or recruit a sponsor for a door prize.
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