OK, I am sure there are a LOT of corks laying around recently so I decided to see what I could do with one. I was going to paint it but decided painting it would "ruin" its purpose! So lets see if there are any other "interesting" uses for corks by LRH. I am thinking a bass will knock the crap out of this unless he has had too much to drink. I am also doing my part to "collect" more corks.
Wine Cork Projects
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Tommytrees
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LOOK'S GREAT ! USE IT AND SHOW ME THE BASS ! NEAT. LOL
OK, hard to see but there is a wine cork in my hand with the bass. Did a social distance visit with some friends at their villa that had bass in their manmade lake so decided to bring one along to see if it work. The bass slammed them so much they probably got drunk from residual wine on the cork! The popper is in my left hand below rod!
Tommytrees
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WAY TO GO MUDDY !!! Love it !! LOL
Be safe, be well,
Tommy
Be safe, be well,
Tommy
adk hunter
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Look at the belly on that bad boy!
Pandemic poundage! Oh wait the fish?
YZ, bourbon with cork is $$$. Now I am asking friends to save corks! Maybe add another production line!
Tommytrees
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Wife has all the corks but I can save the tops from my Knob Creek.
The evolution of wine corks continues.
Tommytrees
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Another good looking killer bait.
So I have to ask, what is the best part of this journey, drinking the wine, creating a useful lure from recycling , catching and eating the fish? I suspect it is #1.
Nice job Muddy. Be safe, be well.
So I have to ask, what is the best part of this journey, drinking the wine, creating a useful lure from recycling , catching and eating the fish? I suspect it is #1.
Nice job Muddy. Be safe, be well.
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