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 Fork Question
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05/03/10 08:51 PM
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Topwater13
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Do many people use straight braid for t-rigs and jigs? I use braid often when on muddy lakes, but I have never been to Fork and will be there soon.
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Re: Fork Question
[Re: Topwater13]
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05/03/10 09:30 PM
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billledbetter
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I use Power Pro a lot on Fork. Necessary in some of the junk.
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Re: Fork Question
[Re: Topwater13]
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05/03/10 10:51 PM
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FZ1
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Don't bring that weak act to Fork. More bites on Flourocarbon.
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Re: Fork Question
[Re: FZ1]
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05/03/10 10:55 PM
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Mark Perry
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Right now with the way the water is staying a bit more stained at Fork I'm not sure it matters much if visibility ois a concern. Use what you want and what you have confidence in. I know a few of the better fishermen out there at Fork that use braid a bunch and their catch rates don't seem to suffer. My logic is if one will argue they can see the braid then surely they also can see the big arse hook hanging out of side of the bait and the big arse piece of metal used as a weight on top of it. I don't use braid as much as i should and the preceding was just my opinion.
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Re: Fork Question
[Re: FZ1]
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05/03/10 11:34 PM
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Jason Hoffman -- Lake Fork Guide
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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Don't bring that weak act to Fork. More bites on Flourocarbon. This is a fact.
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