Does anyone know what happens when two of these Yahoo's hit the two outside rigging rods at the same time. Oh, and you are fishing alone.:mad:
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Does anyone know what happens when two of these Yahoo's hit the two outside rigging rods at the same time. Oh, and you are fishing alone.:mad:
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A mess and a bunch of excitment
I've had one white bass cause enough problems! I can only image! At least they were eating size!
Live action...........:biggrin
I know,,,it's the one pole gods, gettin back at ya
Now that's a good time!
Just how many poles were you running when this fun started? 4 poles is my limit.
Four is my limit as well. I'm too clumsy for that many, but feel obliged to fill the rack.:fishQuote:
Originally Posted by TwainGang
So, which guy are you, the one that just cuts the mess off and puts new drops on or the one that will untangle every last bit of it while on the water? :biggrin
looks like supper.
It's called a heart stress test.
Good question I've wrestled with as well! Part of me likes the challenge of untangling them, but the other part of me says "are you here to crochet, or FISH?!" I currently use mono for my rigging, so I cut if necessary but if I ever switch to braid, it might be a tougher decision. I could imaging myself falling overboard in a giant web of gold braid line and be drug to the bottom of the lake, like they say happens of "The Deadliest Catch" with the crab-pots. :yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by Bulletman
Probably time to set back take a break and have a cold drink
I'm usually hard headed and try to unravel the mess. This time there wasn't any doubt. Get the scissors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulletman
If not on the lake, an alcoholic beverage at that!Quote:
Originally Posted by tink2432
What a mess but what fun eh.