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These can also help you to locate those monsters that lurk on the bottom

In 1881 Loomis and Plumb, from Syracuse, New York, introduced a spring-loaded, automatic fly reel that retrieved line with the press of a lever

To solve this problem, I lengthened my trailer hook considerably, allowing the hook to hang back well behind the tail of the bait

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