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 Juglines vs. Limblines
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04/15/10 07:32 PM
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phillipatomus
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Couple of weeks ago on the river I saw a jug line, but it was tied to a tree. I guess the guy didn't want to go chasing the jug.
Has anyone found this to be a good method for jug fishing. It seems to give more movement than a flat limbline, but still keeps any big cats from taking your jugs 1/2 mile the wrong direction.
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Re: Juglines vs. Limblines
[Re: phillipatomus]
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04/15/10 08:18 PM
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James Tucker
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Man, that sounds like a pretty good idea to me.
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Re: Juglines vs. Limblines
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04/15/10 10:44 PM
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fishfree
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If it is tied to something it is no longer a jug line. It might be a limb-line or a throw-line.
For me chasing the jug is part of the fun!
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Re: Juglines vs. Limblines
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04/16/10 02:30 PM
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Yanta61
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we do this in the river when we cant find a good rubbery limb and only have a stiff log to tie to......
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