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Plastic vs. Pork
04/17/03 at 14:08:20
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Which do you prefer?  I like plastic myself.
  
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Reply #1 - 04/17/03 at 16:51:53
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Good timing Glenn as I am in the beginning phase of a re-examination of Pork as they have made great strides to make it more "Angler Friendly"  with pre-punched baits and more colors...I think the bouyancy of pork-vs-plastic makes it still a viable option in these bait cluttered days. Plus the texture is still something they have not duplicated.
p.s.......yes I too am a Plastics guy but a tool is a tool.....can we ever have enough?
  
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Reply #2 - 04/17/03 at 17:59:31
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I love plastics, but up till now have always tipped my larger jigs (1/2 oz and up) with real Pork....this year I am using both, just to get a variety of shapes, sizes and colors to use.

I like the fact that Pork does not tear up as easily as plastic and seems to be a little more bouyant and as Larry has said since they now have pre-cut slits for the hook it takes a lot less effort to rig one.
  
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Reply #3 - 04/17/03 at 21:47:16
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Pork with water temp below 60.  Plastics for temp above 60.
  
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