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Is a tip-down considered a tip up

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I'm trying to figure this out.  It would be awesome if it was
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Not sure.  You can call the number on the letter about the jawjacker and ask.  I've used tip-downs like tip-ups before and the game warden didn't have a problem with it, but it was one man on one day.  Never know about a different officer on another day, best to have in writing.
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Are you talking about the Jaw Jacker?
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I don't think so.  A tip-down is a totally different fishing system where your rod literally tips down when you get a bite.  There's a website, tipdown.com, that has pics and products for sale.  I'm pretty sure they're put in the same catagory as Jawjackers and riggers by the ODNR.
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Agreed.  They're an "unattended fishing device" same as tip-ups, riggers, and JawJackers.  I don't see why the ODNR would treat them any differently.  I'd think you could use up to 6 and still be legal.  I had 3 out before and was jigging by hand and didn't get a fine or even a warning.  There was no problems at all. ;D
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Who do you have to contact to figure this out?
Does anyone have a direct contact number?
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There's contact info on the link at the top of the general discussion board.  It's in the link marked sticky about letter from ODNR says JawJackers a tip-up.  There's an email and a phone number in that link on the first post by Dave H.
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Ok thanks
Don't know when I will be able to contact them.
I will as soon as I get a chance, or if someone can it be great.
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