Thread: yo yo trout?

Originally Posted by LA yard dog

Nimrod,

I collect a bunch of them off the river from the weekend guys too. The guy @ the bait store in J'ville buys them for 50 cents. I've sold them for a buck or so to several guys on the ArDeer hunting site that I am no longer welcome on.

I've been kicked off one of the hunting sites too.:DRofl

Originally Posted by NIMROD

I think we got of bunch out the attic of the barn collecting dust. Everytime the lake gets real high then drops back the weekenders and campers lose a bunch.:D What they worth?

i have no idea nim. as i've said, i've never used them but i'm willin' if'n you make'em cheap enough. just as long as they still works. don't go pawning bad yo-yo's off'en on me cause i don't know my yo-yo's. dime a piece?

Originally Posted by olduckhunter

i have no idea nim. as i've said, i've never used them but i'm willin' if'n you make'em cheap enough. just as long as they still works. don't go pawning bad yo-yo's off'en on me cause i don't know my yo-yo's. dime a piece?

I might have been born during the day but it was'nt yesterday.:rolleyes: I did'nt fall off any Turnip wagon from Humnoke either.:D

well, you keep letting that bird crap on your head so i thought i'd try. but really i think they would be too much work so even a dime would be too high for me.

I think you can set a yoyo anywhere its not stated in not doing so.
If you catch a trout on them they have to be released,pole(s) only for trout.If fishing for cats in trouts water which are good flatheads waters too and catch a trout.Throw it back nomatter if its dead or not,I've caught several using liver and cut bait.Its a shame you have to throw them back dead but its the law.Big trout will eat liver,cutbait,stinkbait even small bream.Trotlines,yoyo's in trout waters is not a big sport however a few do.Its the reason I no longer trotline in knowing trout waters,most trout will swallow down to gut.Throwing a nice dead rainbow on the bank was heartbreaking which is a special fish that alot of people will never get to fish for.Several of us trotliners decide to fish else where as to not have to kill a pretty fish to get the hook out of the gut.

what if i have the yo-yo tied onto the end of my pole and catch a trout? i'd be fishing with a pole.

I would like to see the regulation where is says no trout on set hooks? It does list certain Trout waters as pole fishing only? If it is pole only, that means for all fishing not just Trout.

http://www.agfc.com/resources/Pages/...bookTrout.aspx Here is the guide book for Trout fishing.

Originally Posted by Turtlebait

I think you can set a yoyo anywhere its not stated in not doing so.
If you catch a trout on them they have to be released,pole(s) only for trout.If fishing for cats in trouts water which are good flatheads waters too and catch a trout.Throw it back nomatter if its dead or not,I've caught several using liver and cut bait.Its a shame you have to throw them back dead but its the law.Big trout will eat liver,cutbait,stinkbait even small bream.Trotlines,yoyo's in trout waters is not a big sport however a few do.Its the reason I no longer trotline in knowing trout waters,most trout will swallow down to gut.Throwing a nice dead rainbow on the bank was heartbreaking which is a special fish that alot of people will never get to fish for.Several of us trotliners decide to fish else where as to not have to kill a pretty fish to get the hook out of the gut.