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    Re: High Financial Risk Fishing

    Sweet more big swimbait fish for me. I got several swimbaits I paid $50-60 for and they are worth every penny. Most are in the 20-30 range. If your afraid of losing them you dont need to use them. And dont forget you will have to buy a new rod to throw those things. Some I have run up to 5oz. But expensive baits are nothing new I can remember a $30 square bill crankbait Basspro tried to sell for a while. Didnt last long.

    Besides if you think $50 is outrageous check out the 3:16 lures site. The Born Again costs $175. Thats too high for me.

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    Re: High Financial Risk Fishing

    Quote Originally Posted by Fntsyfbgod View Post
    Besides if you think $50 is outrageous check out the 3:16 lures site. The Born Again costs $175. Thats too high for me.
    3:16 Born Again - Dark Trout = $185.00 USD

    What did they do, pack the lures butt with diamonds? Did you buy one of them? You need somebody to shovel the snow at your house? I'll do it for $15,000 a sidewalk................................

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