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Topic Options Rate This Topic #157644 - 08/18/02 08:41 PM where can I find? '70 Bayliner Eyed Egg Registered: 07/11/02 Posts: 7 Loc: West Puget Sound Im looking for a "BB #10 flasher" and a "FST spoon". Who makes them? Where can I buy them? Thanks for your help. _________________________ Be the Kind of Person Your Dog Thinks You Are Top #157645 - 08/18/02 09:16 PM Re: where can I find? Easy Limits River Nutrients Registered: 05/06/01 Posts: 2991 Loc: Nisqually Have you tried Sportco in Fife? I know they carry FST stuff. The dodger you are refering to I have not heard of. GI Joes may have FST stuff too. _________________________ Carl C. Top #157646 - 08/18/02 09:33 PM Re: where can I find? steelheadslayer Fry Registered: 08/05/02 Posts: 38 Loc: Longview, WA I believe the FST's are made by Yakima bait, makers of Flatfish and SpinGlos. As far as the flasher, I've never heard of it, sure you're calling it by it's right name? _________________________ "Blessed is he who has learned how to laugh at himself, for he shall never cease to be entertained." John Bowell Top #157647 - 08/18/02 09:40 PM Re: where can I find? Cigar Returning Adult Registered: 09/01/01 Posts: 369 Loc: Shoreline, Wa. '70 Bayliner, Check at Ted's Sport Center. Just click on the logo shown above. They used to be made by Martin Tackle in Seattle, but I believe Silsver Horde makes them now, they are in lynnwood. If you are in the Seattle area, check at Seattle Fishing Supply near Fishermans Terminal on Commodore Way. I know they have the spoons. Cigar _________________________ "Always on a mission to go fishin" Top Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Forums Info and Annoucements ------   Community AnnouncementsOpen Community Boards ------   Northwest Fishing Board   Fins 'n Feathers   The Outdoor Gear Classifieds   On the Hunt   Is There Life Beyond Fishing?Special Purpose Boards ------   User's Photo Galleries   TestboardArchives ------   WashingtonLakes.Com Forum   1999 Main Board Archives   2000 Main Board Archives   2001 Main Board Archives   2002 Main Board Archives   2003 Main Board Archives   2004 Archives   2005 Archives Print Topic Switch to Threaded Mode View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM View homepage Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts Search Shout Box Sending... Recent Gallery Pix Who's Online 10 Registered (bobberdog, bullshooter, Dawg House, IrishRogue, Lead Bouncer, Oregonian, Slab Happy, Snoho-river-bum, 2 invisible), 21 Guests and 5 Spiders online. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Newest Members Stumpfy, big moby, fishdaddy, longrodder, RascallyRabbit 7812 Registered Users Top Posters AuntyM 10120 Sol 7409 parker 7027 Todd 6371 Bob 5178 Dan S. 4912 Theking 4908 STRIKE ZONE 4195 fishNphysician 3944 Salmo g. 3840 Forum Stats 7812 Members 17 Forums 46183 Topics 448214 Posts Max Online: 460 @ 03/07/08 06:52 PM

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