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Old 08-07-2011, 09:05 AM
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Default Popping corks...
Anyone use these popping corks? You tie both the line and bait line on the eye at the top. It is supposed to give you superior casting distance and less tangles. It casts like a "dart" through the air.
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Old 08-07-2011, 10:02 AM
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Never seen them before . Who makes them?
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Larger pic and make? i dont get how this works . . . . . .
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Larger pic and make? i dont get how this works . . . . . .
Im with you Kade . Dont make sence to me.
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you mean "cents" right
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Which ever ... I dont see how it would work

Actually was sense ....lol
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Looks like you tie your main line and leader line on the top....
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my friend has some similar except instead of a metal stick in the middle its a steal leader. supposed to prevent tangling. was definitely a nice looking cork. worked good too
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Micah almost went into panic mode....I made him go thunder less today...... No corks
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Micah almost went into panic mode....I made him go thunder less today...... No corks
That's like taking crayons away from a kid - not nice. But I managed
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Default Mid Coast Corks
Best corks on the market case closed. Few different models for different applications.
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Old 08-09-2011, 11:18 AM
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Hdfisher... can you explain why those corks are the best? I'm interested in them but need some feedback.
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Marshworks poppin' corks. Nuff said.

http://marsh-works.com/products.html
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Those are Mid Coast Corks.
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Thats the MidCoast Cork. I used them for the first time this past weekend. I was really pleased with it. It will cast a mile it seems. LONG casts from the spinning reel. It has a nice sound to it also. you can give it a lite twitch to get that "trout" pop or hammer down on it and move some water. I still tied my leader to the bottom side. Works great!
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