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    Glenn,

    That has to be the most informative post I have ever read. Now i have to print all that stuff off so I can give it a try and by some new equipment. Thanks for posting. I have been wanting to try some jigging and just bought a jig from Jim to try out this summer.

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    Awesome Job GMAN!!!!! It could take someone a lifetime to learn that much info...Thanks for posting that! I plan on getting into the jigging scene much more this year. After witnessing Capt. Dom jig a 150lb. BFT on the RIPDOG in Veach this year....that was enough to convince me...again, great post man!!

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    Gmann Great post with alot of info for everybody.

    Question in some of your pictures it looks like your solid rings and swivels are made together, where can I find them? I don't use swivels on my conventional rigs but I'm setting up a few spinner outfits and will need to surely need to use swivels.

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    Gman,

    As a newcomer to the sport of jigging and as someone who has spent the last couple of weeks going through all the posts in this forum, I find your post invaluable!
    Jigging is cathing on and this post will help people follow the right direction.
    Thanks for taking the time to put the info together.

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    Glen,
    As always, first class post full of information. You helped me awhile back on my choice of buying the Stella, you were spot on, I love that reel. I'm sure this post is going to valued by many for years to come.

    As said before, I wish I had read this post a year and a half ago. It would have saved me alot of money .

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishduck View Post
    Question in some of your pictures it looks like your solid rings and swivels are made together, where can I find them? I don't use swivels on my conventional rigs but I'm setting up a few spinner outfits and will need to surely need to use swivels.

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    Here's some from APS:

    http://www.anglers-proshop.com/produ...product_id=350

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    Glenn,

    Great post and very informitive. I think Im going to print it off just for future referrence..LOL Ken


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    Good job!! This should be in a mag. somewhere... This is hours upon hours of on the water experience rolled into one awesome thread. I don't think that you left much to be questioned.

    Good job!!

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    Gman - awesome write up. Answers just about every question one could have about jigging.

    I do have one question. I am starting out and have some items but I am looking to be ready to go in the spring. Some of the items you refer to are japanese brands and I can't find them online in the US. Can you offer any good websites? and if you order from Japan note that also.

    Thanks!!

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    Before I forget all products listed here are available from the following companies, as most of the jigging tackle is hard to find

    Anglers Pro Shop http://www.anglers-proshop.com/index.php

    Kilsongs Jigging world http://www.jignpop.com/

    Ocean Tackle International http://oceantackle.net/

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