Social Leeukop Dam
- Thread starter Hooch
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Guys I just realised something. We got an old fishing box from a friend of ours which they got donated to by one of their friends. It came with old coffee grinders which are now useless, a hardly used Penn 500 Jigmaster and other odds and ends... and guess what sinker moulds too. Not for grapnels though. Normal teardrops. If you guys tell me how to make I will and I'll swap them all out for windons and grapnels. I cant expect you guys to just give me stuff. So what you guys say? Tell me what I need to make the sinkers and I will make them- Obvoisely lead, what else do I need?
[color=#006600]New AD97[/color] wrote:
AD, man that is a precious little reel, awesome stuff. I bought a second hand one a while ago(red one) I serviced it and had a couple casts with it in R/bay two weeks back. but took it down to the dam on Sunday which was the first time I really cast with it..........man I am in love.
carcharias
Sealiner
Hahaha. Skrops. Next you gonna buy a Nissan and fall in love all over again! LOL
Those old jiggies are great. Very little to go wrong.
Those old jiggies are great. Very little to go wrong.
[color=#006600]carcharias[/color] wrote:
Ha ha, never china...........
Yesterday, my truck was on its why to bronkhorstspruit for delivery went off the road::cavmnget a phone call *boss, I had to leave the road........now I am stuck*:doh
so I grab, some tie down straps, spade, plenty wood off cuts and go to the rescue, plenty jacking the truck up in the mud:uzi hooked my faithfull old colt up to the truck(with a 7ton load on the back) and pulled it out with a bit help from the truck.::hapmad
took us over two hour to get the freaking truck out of the mud......driver recons he had to swerve for oncoming traffic, he would never stop to pick hitch hickers up.........no no!!!:uzi:uzi:uzi
Ha ha, never china...........
Yesterday, my truck was on its why to bronkhorstspruit for delivery went off the road::cavmnget a phone call *boss, I had to leave the road........now I am stuck*:doh
so I grab, some tie down straps, spade, plenty wood off cuts and go to the rescue, plenty jacking the truck up in the mud:uzi hooked my faithfull old colt up to the truck(with a 7ton load on the back) and pulled it out with a bit help from the truck.::hapmad
took us over two hour to get the freaking truck out of the mud......driver recons he had to swerve for oncoming traffic, he would never stop to pick hitch hickers up.........no no!!!:uzi:uzi:uzi
carcharias
Sealiner
[color=#006600]skrops[/color] wrote:
And now you need a new clutch. lol .
Of course he never stopped for a squeesa!:fbash
And now you need a new clutch. lol .
Of course he never stopped for a squeesa!:fbash
carcharias
Sealiner
The easy way is to make him think that you have a tracking device installed and that you can watch his every move.
[color=#006600]carcharias[/color] wrote:
I have one and he knows it, but he is chief denier!
carcharias
Sealiner
[color=#006600]skrops[/color] wrote:
If he worked for me he would soon become chief of unemployment. Or chief walker.
[color=#006600]deisel[/color] wrote:
yes please........::S