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Author Subject: tip-downs
dobeman Posted At 22:32:51 01/08/2002
does anyone have any information on something called a tip-down I've been hearing about in Wisconsin???
Charlie Re: tip-downs (Currently 2 replies)
Posted At 09:09:20 01/11/2002

Email me and I will send you the instructions on how to build them, or I can fax a diagram. They are easy & cheap to make, all you need is a cheap jig pole, a couple pieces of plywood, a small metal rod, and i piece of nylon string.
Charlie Re: tip-downs (Currently 4 replies)
Posted At 09:11:21 01/11/2002

Email me & I will send instructions on how to build or I can fax a diagram.

Charlie
Tim Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 18:20:23 01/14/2002

I would like to know how to use and to be able to build one for myself. Thanks
adam Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 11:47:50 01/15/2002

i would like the instructions on how to build one thanks
Dave Wright Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 13:50:14 01/16/2002

Pls fax diagram of a tip-down? fax # 231-843-1083
Thanks and tight lines to ya!!
garrett Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 14:20:58 01/25/2002

yah~
email me directions on how to make one too-
u got a pic of one you could send me one to so i know what it looks like?
thanks
tight tight lines
Scooties Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 09:18:45 01/30/2002

I would also appreciate any info that can be shared on theses pieces of equipment. Pictures would also be greatly appreciated. Thanks and good fishing to all !
13stubby13 Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 16:31:17 02/03/2002

I too would like a pic and blueprint if you don't mind thanks in advance.
mj Re: tip-downs (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 16:30:36 02/08/2002

i'm from wisconsin and have been using tip-downs for the last 2 years, they're sweet. it's basically a pendulem, you make a base, attach about 3 ft. of 2by2 and cut a one inch wide slot in the top, I use wire fasteners with the little plastic piece flipped so it resembles a u and nail two of them on either side of the notch. for rods any cheapo 5 dollar piece of fiberglass with a small plastic reel works. you drill about four holes in the middle of the handle of the rod and run a piece of stiff wire through one of the holes, then you rest the wire on the stand you've made. if it doesn't balance the first time try running the wire through one of the other holes. try setting these in the afternoon with small jigs for crappie, towards dark the action really heats up.