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Ruby Red Lip
 
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| if anyone makes or gets one let me know b/c i would like one... im just curious if it will work on the smaller kings too b/c i pier fish all the time and the two hooks look pretty wide for some of our gaffable but smaller kings...maybe i could buy 2 sizes one bigger for sharks and one smaller for kings??? anyway just let me know! thanks mike
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Mingo
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Yea I am waiting because I know Konz and his buddy is going to attempt it.
Konz, I wanted to show you that video so you could get a better idea of it and the fish it can bring up... Alot of cussing in that video. But I would be too if I brought a fish up like that. lol
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Ruby Red Lip
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I thought about making something similar to that. I like that design better, it is simpler than my idea (a scaled down "tuna missile").The weight of a cliff gaff would not need to be near as much as an ordinary pier gaff, since it slides down the line you don't need the mass to hold the gaff in place and you would want less pressure exerted by the gaff on to the line. It wouldn't have to weigh more than a pound or two to be efficient.
I have held off making something along these lines for two reasons. First I don't have access to a welding machine at the present time. Second, I agree with VS200B about sliding something down a light mono line (10-14# test) with a good sized fish already testing its strength.
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