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freebie
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Posted - 03/24/2008 :  20:31:39  Show Profile Send freebie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I cut the bottom out of a foam beer can insulator and fit over a plastic Jiffy Peanut Butter jar, or two over a tall water bottle. Cut a shallow groove with a razor to anchor the line end, wrap about 5 times around, and sink the hooks in. The jar holds my in-line weights.
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lowe165
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Posted - 10/12/2008 :  20:49:04  Show Profile Send lowe165 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Where can I get those clear tubes with the red caps? I use 1" diameter pipe insulation.
http://www.acehardware.com/largeImage/index.jsp?LargeImageURL=http%3A//ACE.imageg.net/graphics/product_images/p2310543dt.jpg

Then I use "T" style sewing needles hold the harness on the tube.
Norm
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harle96
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Posted - 10/12/2008 :  21:08:47  Show Profile Send harle96 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Lowe,

I picked those up on Ebay. The ones that I have are 7/8 inch and should fit most willows.

Here you go.

http://cgi.ebay.com/TUBE-CLEAR-PLASTIC-TUBES-WITH-RED-CAPS-7-8-DIA-1-LOT_W0QQitemZ260029923649QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
"Spoon feed your walleye...Eat with fork"
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ohyeah
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Posted - 10/16/2008 :  04:13:44  Show Profile Send ohyeah a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Plastic tubes in many sizes - cost effective.
http://www.jcdanczak.com/our_products/prod_162.html

gr
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Lightman
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Posted - 04/23/2009 :  15:22:00  Show Profile Send Lightman a Private Message  Reply with Quote
for those of us who want to use noodles - what type of pin or device do you use to keep the swivel end of the harness in the noodle?
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ohyeah
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Posted - 04/23/2009 :  15:29:15  Show Profile Send ohyeah a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I use about 1 1/2" long white, ribbed, paneling type nails.

gr
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K Gonefishin
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Posted - 04/23/2009 :  16:45:00  Show Profile  Send K Gonefishin a Yahoo! Message Send K Gonefishin a Private Message  Reply with Quote
http://www.bbbaitbox.com/

I use the Magnum Rig Bait Box I can fit well over 100 spinners nice and neat in this box.
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spinningwheel
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Posted - 04/24/2009 :  13:08:21  Show Profile  Visit spinningwheel's Homepage Send spinningwheel a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Lightman, slice the noodle about 1/2 inch deep along the length of it and stop short of each end about 3/4 inch, then you can put the loop end/swivel end of the harness into the slice and wrap the rest around the noodle and stick the hook in to hold the other end.
I ordered the plastic thingys from Don at Ole Petes. They are the same as the ones they sell their harnesses on. They aren't on the website, but you can email him if you want them, as they just got them back in stock. He even ships a plastic bag for each ne with the thingy.

spinner
"Definition of "Boat": A vessel that is propelled thru the water by the rapid combustion of money or the constant action of accumulating debt"....amen brother.
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silver shad
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Posted - 04/26/2009 :  18:44:24  Show Profile Send silver shad a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Marc's has pool noodles for $.99 then store them in a deep plano box I think its #3731 you can fit three per box.
See you on the water
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