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Flatliner
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Flatliner
Slang for a brain-dead patient
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In rough conditions, three baits are about all we can handle: one naked ballyhoo and one pink-skirted ballyhoo at the transom flatline positions; behind them, a small green flathead trolling lure, from the downwind gunnel rod holder.
Cross the line for Dolphin: Mahi in winter? Go get'em, if you dare by Weakley, Jeff / Florida Sportsman
Other notable features include a fully machined reflex riser, machined aluminum broadhead guard, Flatline dampening accessories, near parallel limbs and a hybrid cam system with one module for all draw-length options.
Ross Carnivore 34 by Silks, Jon E. / Petersen's Bowhunting
Inside the finishing facility, a Dubois UV flatline system is being installed this spring, its 120,000-foot length was disassembled in Jasper and brought to North Carolina in sections.
Jasper Group books new business: the Indiana-based furniture giant ... by Miller, Hannah / Wood & Wood Products
 
 
 
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