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Old 12-15-2009, 02:16 PM   #1
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such thing as really late?

Can this thread carry on throughout the week for those of us who work on sunday?

Thanks to numbskull, I've been slowly accomplishing some Musso Jr. and Sr. knock offs. The Dimensions are accurate now I'm working on the weighting. Only 6.125" but both the SS and Pine come in at 2.75oz.

Oh yeah and some pencils too.
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I think the original pine I saw weighed 2.5-2.6 oz rigged so you are very close.

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I think the original pine I saw weighed 2.5-2.6 oz rigged so you are very close.
Did you recall if the orig. had a small tail weight?

2.75oz was 12grams in the belly (tried to account for the hole I drilled through the weight) plus a tail weight.

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Did you recall if the orig. had a small tail weight?

2.75oz was 12grams in the belly (tried to account for the hole I drilled through the weight) plus a tail weight.
No tail weight. But it did carry a tail hook (which I don't use). Float it. If it sits close to level rigged the way you want with water at the tail and just below the lip slot you should be good. The Pine Srs and SSs I built came out heavy but fish fine.
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these will carry a flag as well.
I will float them tonight and swim some others tomorrow.

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Old 12-15-2009, 03:09 PM   #6
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Oh yeah and some pencils too.
Those pencils are sweet......great shape

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