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1.) bluecat - 08/24/2016
:-):tu:
2.) Swamp Fox - 08/24/2016
Very good. I'll bet it's very buoyant for its size. I'd like to try that behind a casting float as a middle choice between a small fly and a large crappie jig.
3.) bluecat - 08/24/2016
I wondered that too, but if you watch the video it sank like a lightweight jig. Perhaps some dressing might keep it up. Or....
(I'm thinking as I'm typing), you could stuff some strips of styrofoam (like from a bait bucket) into the outer sheath layer and I bet it would float like a popping bug.
(I'm thinking as I'm typing), you could stuff some strips of styrofoam (like from a bait bucket) into the outer sheath layer and I bet it would float like a popping bug.
4.) billy b - 08/24/2016
Hmmmmm, I bet my crappie haven't seen one of those yet.
5.) Swamp Fox - 08/24/2016
I suppose with one end of the sheath open, it wouldn't float like paracord does, now that I think about it.
Maybe slice a small piece of packing peanut, wrap to the hook shank, and insert in sheath.
Or, as you say, if you have dressing around anyway...
Maybe slice a small piece of packing peanut, wrap to the hook shank, and insert in sheath.
Or, as you say, if you have dressing around anyway...
6.) bluecat - 08/24/2016
[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;43354]
Maybe slice a small piece of packing peanut, wrap to the hook shank, and insert in sheath.
[/QUOTE]
Perfect. I bet you wouldn't have to wrap it either. Just poke it down there..
Maybe slice a small piece of packing peanut, wrap to the hook shank, and insert in sheath.
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Perfect. I bet you wouldn't have to wrap it either. Just poke it down there..
7.) DParker - 08/24/2016
[QUOTE=bluecat;43358]Perfect. I bet you wouldn't have to wrap it either. Just poke it down there..[/QUOTE]
(Insert that's-what-she-said joke here)
Years ago when I was living in Southern California I started my software engineering career working for a small start-up in Irvine. Our marketing people were cooking up gimmicks for an upcoming trade show, and one of them was a dopey little green fuzzy critter with our company logo on it that they were going to give away at our booth. It was nothing but a small ball of imitation green fur with eyeballs and little vinyl cutout feet glued to it. But they couldn't give most of them away, so after the show they handed them out to all of the employees. What they thought we were going to do with them, I don't know. But what I did with mine was to thread some 15 lb mono-filament through it with a treble hook on one end so that the hook dangled from the bottom of the feet, and tied a snap-swivel to the other end. I then took it to the Aliso Beach Pier and used it to catch a nice Bonito.
I then had someone snap a pic of me posing with the fish and the lure hanging from it's mouth, took the pic with me to the office the following Monday and passed it around. Strangely, the marketing group didn't think it was nearly as funny as the rest of us did.
(Insert that's-what-she-said joke here)
Years ago when I was living in Southern California I started my software engineering career working for a small start-up in Irvine. Our marketing people were cooking up gimmicks for an upcoming trade show, and one of them was a dopey little green fuzzy critter with our company logo on it that they were going to give away at our booth. It was nothing but a small ball of imitation green fur with eyeballs and little vinyl cutout feet glued to it. But they couldn't give most of them away, so after the show they handed them out to all of the employees. What they thought we were going to do with them, I don't know. But what I did with mine was to thread some 15 lb mono-filament through it with a treble hook on one end so that the hook dangled from the bottom of the feet, and tied a snap-swivel to the other end. I then took it to the Aliso Beach Pier and used it to catch a nice Bonito.
I then had someone snap a pic of me posing with the fish and the lure hanging from it's mouth, took the pic with me to the office the following Monday and passed it around. Strangely, the marketing group didn't think it was nearly as funny as the rest of us did.
8.) bluecat - 08/24/2016
:applause: :laugh:
That is awesome!
That is awesome!
9.) Swamp Fox - 08/24/2016
I think I know whachoo talkin' 'bout...
But I will warn everyone about googling "Googley-eyed Furry It"
:omg:
But I will warn everyone about googling "Googley-eyed Furry It"
:omg:
10.) BULLZ-i - 08/24/2016
[B]SOMEONE STOLE MY IDEA[/B] :bang: [B]BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD[/B]
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[/URL]11.) Swamp Fox - 08/25/2016
My old girlfriend's new boyfriend nixed[I] MY[/I] idea...
Bastard!
Bastard!
12.) DParker - 08/25/2016
[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;43361]I think I know whachoo talkin' 'bout...
But I will warn everyone about googling "Googley-eyed Furry It"
:omg:[/QUOTE]
Holy crap...that's it! Well, except for being white instead of green.
But I will warn everyone about googling "Googley-eyed Furry It"
:omg:[/QUOTE]
Holy crap...that's it! Well, except for being white instead of green.
13.) Swamp Fox - 08/25/2016
I'm almost positive I've seen the green ones...Hot pink, too, maybe. Who knows, at this point...I've seen a lot of swag in my time....:wink
14.) bluecat - 08/25/2016
[QUOTE=BULLZ-i;43363][B]SOMEONE STOLE MY IDEA[/B] :bang: [B]BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD[/B]
[URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/BULLZ-i/media/91cpugw6BdL._SL1500_.jpg.html][/URL][/QUOTE]
No high-capacity can-azines should be allowed. Safety issues. Nancy Pelosi
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[/URL][/QUOTE]No high-capacity can-azines should be allowed. Safety issues. Nancy Pelosi
15.) bluecat - 08/25/2016
[QUOTE=Swamp Fox;43364]My old girlfriend's new boyfriend nixed[I] MY[/I] idea...
Bastard!
[/QUOTE]
Nice rack. Okay, someone had to say it.
Bastard!
[/QUOTE]Nice rack. Okay, someone had to say it.
16.) bluecat - 08/25/2016
[QUOTE=DParker;43359](Insert that's-what-she-said joke here)
Years ago when I was living in Southern California I started my software engineering career working for a small start-up in Irvine. Our marketing people were cooking up gimmicks for an upcoming trade show, and one of them was a dopey little green fuzzy critter with our company logo on it that they were going to give away at our booth. It was nothing but a small ball of imitation green fur with eyeballs and little vinyl cutout feet glued to it. But they couldn't give most of them away, so after the show they handed them out to all of the employees. What they thought we were going to do with them, I don't know. But what I did with mine was to thread some 15 lb mono-filament through it with a treble hook on one end so that the hook dangled from the bottom of the feet, and tied a snap-swivel to the other end. I then took it to the Aliso Beach Pier and used it to catch a nice Bonito.
I then had someone snap a pic of me posing with the fish and the lure hanging from it's mouth, took the pic with me to the office the following Monday and passed it around. Strangely, the marketing group didn't think it was nearly as funny as the rest of us did.[/QUOTE]
One of the funniest posts since the "^&*@ you and the horse you rode in on" post.
Years ago when I was living in Southern California I started my software engineering career working for a small start-up in Irvine. Our marketing people were cooking up gimmicks for an upcoming trade show, and one of them was a dopey little green fuzzy critter with our company logo on it that they were going to give away at our booth. It was nothing but a small ball of imitation green fur with eyeballs and little vinyl cutout feet glued to it. But they couldn't give most of them away, so after the show they handed them out to all of the employees. What they thought we were going to do with them, I don't know. But what I did with mine was to thread some 15 lb mono-filament through it with a treble hook on one end so that the hook dangled from the bottom of the feet, and tied a snap-swivel to the other end. I then took it to the Aliso Beach Pier and used it to catch a nice Bonito.
I then had someone snap a pic of me posing with the fish and the lure hanging from it's mouth, took the pic with me to the office the following Monday and passed it around. Strangely, the marketing group didn't think it was nearly as funny as the rest of us did.[/QUOTE]
One of the funniest posts since the "^&*@ you and the horse you rode in on" post.
17.) Swamp Fox - 08/25/2016
I'm bonita give you credit for your "My Pillow" posts a couple of months ago, too...Now every time that ad comes on, I'm compelled to yell, "Genius!" ...LOL
18.) bluecat - 08/25/2016
LOL, I heard on the radio yesterday you can get four of those damn things for the price of one if you act now.
19.) bluecat - 08/25/2016
How many heads does Mike think we have?
20.) DParker - 08/25/2016
[QUOTE=bluecat;43382]How many heads does Mike think we have?[/QUOTE]
Two, if you count the one we tend to think with.
Two, if you count the one we tend to think with.