Posted: 8/14/2013 2:51:35 AM EDT
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If the dude holding a fish is a fisherman, wouldn't the dude holding a fisher be a fishererman?
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A lot of us will save them up, and melt them to pour jigs with. Lead is pricey, to the point where some of us make friends with tire shops, so we can scrounge wheel weights, I save lead flashing from demo jobs, I even know a guy who took a cordless sawzall out to a grounded abandoned sailboat, and cut out a big section of the lead from the keel. If I were you, I'd fill a 55 gallon drum, then put it up on craigslist. |
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Quoted: If the dude holding a fish is a fisherman, wouldn't the dude holding a fisher be a fishererman? Quoted: If the dude holding a fish is a fisherman, wouldn't the dude holding a fisher be a fishererman? I think the guy with a fish should be a fishman. |
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You'd be surprised how expensive they get. If you have a tackle store nearby just go look at some prices. Now, if you come across any jigs snatch those up. You can sell those for a nice little profit. I know I was looking at the prices at Cabelas and for like 6 of the 5oz it's about $12 So with my 15 or so 5oz that's $36...shit. Jigs as in for melting the weights and recasting? |
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