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May 31, 2020 12:30:21   #
You can do that or if fishing from shore throw it out, check it out and fish or move on. It's just another arrow in your quiver.
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May 31, 2020 12:26:45   #
Row Alan! You need a boating license to fish any motorized boat. I spoke to our State Police Maritime Div. and they said I could possibly get away with no registration for my boat and trailer (both brand new) if any trooper decided to do at his discretion if I have all the proper paperwork with me showing I'm the owner, etc. But he warned if I don't have my boating license, there's no help for me. Gotta have it. Hopes this helps.
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May 31, 2020 12:06:41   #
Where abouts you catch it? I'm on my way to Lake Hickory, NC next week and want to try the Oxford Dam, supposed to be plenty of stripers there. I've seen some monsters on various videos taken from there.
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May 31, 2020 12:00:03   #
ghaynes1 wrote:
Get up knuckleheads. It's Sunday. One day left in May. First five months of 2020 has certainly been interesting if not brutal and deadly.

Another 12 hr shift then a day off Monday.

Vicki ran next door to her friend Pauline's house and frantically knocked on the door. Pauline answered and Vicki blurted out, "My husband(Spirit 27) is missing!"

The 2 women drove to the police station. They sat with a detective who asked Vicki for a description of her husband. "He's 6'4", athletic build, wavy hair, 35 years old and great with our children."

Pauline was flabbergasted. She said, "Vicki, your husband is 60, fat, bald and horrible to your kids. I know, Vicki said, but who would want him back."

Have a good one angling humanoids.
Get up knuckleheads. It's Sunday. One day left in ... (show quote)


A guy riding down the interstate when he see's a cop car with it's lights on and siren wailing behind him. He got nervous an sped up some. The cop kept following him so he went faster. And faster until he realized he couldn't outrun the cop so he stopped. The cop asked him why he sped up so much and he told the cop, "my wife ran off with a policeman and I thought you was bringin' her back"!
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May 31, 2020 11:55:49   #
Here's a link to a fish finder you throw into the water about 25 feet. it's called Lucky and here's a link:

https://www.amazon.com/LUCKY-Handheld-Portable-Fishfinder-Transducer/dp/B06XF17CWV

I tried the Deep but this one is less expensive and more than adequate.
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May 31, 2020 11:45:36   #
bapabear wrote:
There are some good clips out there (some knot-less or work with simple knots) for putting your lure on. I found a small jewelers needle nose pliers helps me open and close them with my missing fingers.


My problem is nothing compared to missing fingers! Thanks for the info and I'll check it out.
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May 31, 2020 11:11:49   #
Miley1 wrote:
There is a tool called the unitie 4in one that is good to tie liner to line uni knot.


Thanks, I’ll check it out.
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May 31, 2020 11:11:07   #
Eyecrosser wrote:
The Palomar knot fits all my line needs outside of fluorocarbon. Easy to tie and strong a can be.


Thanks. I’ll certainly check it out.
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May 31, 2020 11:08:18   #
Spirit, I think I got caught up in all the info on here and forgot about going back to basics. I did the things you mentioned when I fished as a kid. There were no Bass Pro’s or hundreds of rod or reel types or thousands of baits. A hook, a worm and a bobber and I was fishing. You really opened my eyes and renewed my confidence. Again, many thanks.
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May 30, 2020 14:40:42   #
Miley1 wrote:
There is a tool called the unitie 4in one that is good to tie liner to line uni knot.


I'll also look into that. Thanks Miley1.
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May 30, 2020 14:39:45   #
Eyecrosser wrote:
The Palomar knot fits all my line needs outside of fluorocarbon. Easy to tie and strong a can be.


Thanks Eyecrosser, appreciate that.
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May 30, 2020 14:38:43   #
I knew I could count on someone having a suggestion to assisting me in this! Thanks Spirit, I always enjoy your posts. Full of wisdom gained through experience. I think you've given me a way to at least take a lot of frustration out of this process. Thank you very much, sir.
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May 30, 2020 13:42:08   #
Ivey wrote:
Yea, we got a few of those jerks around the lake where I live. Throws their trash out everywhere and the plastic bottles usually end up on my end by the dam. We go out and clean up after them from time to time and bring out loads of crap. I really wish people could learn to leave a place as clean as they found it or the time will come no one will be allowed out. Sorry it really Pi$$ me off to pick up other peoples trash.


Same mystery to me. Why do those who litter think it's for us to clean up after them? I don't ever recall seeing the disrespect for our culture as we do now. Graffiti all over everything, nothing being sacred, trash just dumped wherever, no consideration for the feelings of others who do care seeing such a mess. I blame mostly bad or absent parenting for this crap. Home is where we used to discuss and learn about these things. I remember the commercial where the Indian brave is standing next to a highway as cars fly by discharging trash all over the place while tears stream down his face. Social media also has a part in the blame as they allow it to be displayed on their sites as acceptable. My pet peeve is customers not returning shopping carts to their corrals in the parking lots.
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May 30, 2020 13:29:33   #
FS Digest wrote:
Grip it and rip it

I’ll even think about not casting hard but in that split second moment right when the muscles start the motion the whole thing changed to “hell yeah slang that crap!”

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by ah6


That was my problem in golf! Besides sucking at the game. I saw a video where the guy said keep your elbow bent parallel with the ground then just bring the rod tip up by just raising your hand to your shoulder and smoothly and easily casting it out. This of course is after you have your bait caster 'tuned' properly. He also suggested beginners just cast more side arm until they feel comfortable, then gradually progress with practice. There are so many variables in bait casting you can only get proficient with beaucoup practice!
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May 30, 2020 13:17:33   #
I'm not a fly fisherman but welcome you aboard regardless. Give us a heads up in your profile as to whereabouts you live.
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