Well, sorta.
A few fish hooks.
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Re: Alpha & Omega
Eh Joe, you kinda lost me there......... 
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Re: Alpha & Omega
Hi Phil,
I think I was shooting for Alpha (large) Omega (small). I guess It didn't work.
No reference to the Lord here.
Do you think the hooks are neat? I do.
Thanks.
I think I was shooting for Alpha (large) Omega (small). I guess It didn't work.
No reference to the Lord here.
Do you think the hooks are neat? I do.
Thanks.
Joe
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Re: Alpha & Omega
Please pass the dunce cap on over to me. 
What do you use those big hooks for ? I never catch anything that comes close to needing a hook that big.
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Re: Alpha & Omega
No dunce cap necessary Phil. I think my implication was a stretch; and you're a true gentleman.
The largest hook is used for tuna. I got it when I lived in Provincetown, Ma. along with others that were tied to cable and tared to prevent rust. I should show these as well because it's kind of historical I think.
But don't them 28s cause you no wonder, son?
God bless.
The largest hook is used for tuna. I got it when I lived in Provincetown, Ma. along with others that were tied to cable and tared to prevent rust. I should show these as well because it's kind of historical I think.
But don't them 28s cause you no wonder, son?
God bless.
Joe