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R.R. Bridge Fisher

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About R.R. Bridge Fisher

  • Birthday 11/21/1965

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  • About Me:
    Fishing
  • Interests (Hobbies, favorite activities, etc.):
    fishing of course
  • What I do for a living:
    from small control wires to 13,800 volt terminations.....all FDA documented....the Commissioner

    Retired....

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  • Location
    Oxford,Mass.

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  1. Hit the 3 dots, go to edit..
  2. Stick with the c&r and put some marks on your rod with a few lengths...
  3. This belongs in the BST forum.
  4. A shout out to Scott, being interviewed for this week's made in Mass. On channel 5. Nice job buddy!
  5. I was pleased with the action when I test cast a similar plug.
  6. First the lure needs to swim properly. Without that it's really of no use. Then it has to be appealing to the fish. And it should be able to cast without tumbling. The hardware should be able to handle big fish in current. The finish should be good to keep from getting waterlogged.. and the colors should match what the fish want to eat. Here is an example of all of those...
  7. Maybe someone local could let you cast theirs..
  8. The ones we wired were at a private facility, Very expensive. Not sure any of the specifics
  9. I saw those yesterday, looks like lots of labor involved in assembly on that.. I'm curious as well..
  10. We wired some up that looked like a flower, opened up during the day and followed the sun...
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