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bigweenie 
  Home: Grand Rapids , mi   03/31/2007 13:03
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There is a test for the baits that will allow people to sell it. Unless they stop everything from moving from lake to lake this isnt going to do alot of good. Birds, fish etc.I have a line on some FAKE baits that looks very promising and will pass along for testing. Also with the new heads coming out alewives will be awesome anyway and cheaper. Did just talk to a guy today in Ill who said his fish were full of 4 inch perch. I wonder if perch for bait is legal,lol.I heard familar bite was catching alewives in Lake O and selling everywhere and they stoped that for now. Anything I hear I will pass along.

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