Lindy Little Joe

[snagmaster]

Someone told me there was a free pamphlet I could get about the snagproof stuff Lindy just came out with. Does anyone know where that is? If anyone needs that stuff, it's this guy!

Thanks

[Doc_wi]

Check out www.lindylittlejoe.com and you should find everything you need as far as information on their product line. I use the no-snaggs a lot and like them.

Doc

[Juls_WI]

Yep, you can find it on the homepage over on the Lindy site. It's a free pamphlet. You don't say where your located, but we have some over at Dick Smith's Live Bait and Tackle now too. Stop in if your from this area! I will be taking some to Smokey's two baitshops on Pewaukee, and Bob's bait in West Allis soon too.

Juls

[Backwater Eddy]

The downloadable version of the Lindy No-Snag book is to be found at http://www.lindylittlejoe.com/fishingtips/nosnaggtips.pdf

I think this is what you were looking for? It is in a actobat reader format so if you don't have it get the free download first.

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[Leo Kam]

I didn't find it informative. It was just a pitch for the No-Snag and related products. There was nothing there that the average fisherman/woman doesn't already know.

[Scott Richardson]

Lindy Little Joe's new NO-SNAGG System fishing tips booklet is available online at no cost. The 12 page booklet
covers NO-SNAGG sinkers and the Timb'r Rock Jig. It has useful
information on NO-SNAGG rigging, drift fishing and avoiding hang-ups. It also covers the Timb'r Rock Jig. You do need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is also free. There is a link on the page
if you don't have it.

Good fishing,
Scott

[Snags No More]

Read the brochure. Lot's of good information.

[Backwater Eddy]

Well ya know , ya never are too smart to learn somthing, EH?

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[Thats just great]

For everyone at your skill level Leo, there are a dozen more skilled and 2 dozen less skilled. The Lindy pamphlet is a good product and will teach thousands if not hundreds of thousands about an aspect of fishing not everyone knows about. Learning never stops, and if an angler picks up just one tip or learns one thing they never knew before, the information has done it's job. :-)