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 Re: Ace Decoy Anchors
[Re: ccvidimos]
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06/15/10 02:15 AM
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any one live near belton that could show me how to rig up my dekes? i finally got some of my own. and i really wanna learn This will help.. Texas Rig Link,
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Re: Ace Decoy Anchors
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06/15/10 04:44 AM
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ccvidimos
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you guys rock. thank you much
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Re: Ace Decoy Anchors
[Re: sptaylor]
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06/17/10 12:33 PM
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I didnt feel like throwing the money at those things, so made own wiht 400 lb mono weights and crimps. Did 3.5 dozen for around 35 bucks. I read a review on rig em, and they seemed to have light swivels one poster said...? like how you think,same here but went 100 lb mono,use to use the dark braid/oversized braid.until i found out that the mono won't grab as much debris floating down creek channel's or on the river.an it disappear's. to me just look's more natural an you get a better swimming action out of the decoy's. see-ya steve  
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make'em---blow'em---an fold'em 
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Re: Ace Decoy Anchors
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06/17/10 04:13 PM
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sptaylor
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Thats a good option steve.! I will try that i bet its a bit cheaper too.
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