Didn't I see where you can use 4 each now? That and didn't the limit change to 15 per person?
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Didn't I see where you can use 4 each now? That and didn't the limit change to 15 per person?
Exactly!
Thanks, I thought so
Yes....and if more than two people in boat....boat limit is 40
What if it's two and 1/2 people :)
GewberQuote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
They will likely count you as a whole person. Me, they will count for 3 maybe 4.Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
then you can only have 10 poles total....Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Heck, if I ever fish there, I better start saving my nickels now. We only can have 3 per person in Indiana. I wouldn't know how to act with that many. LOL. And I would have to have a lot more rod holders too.! Geese.
all the folks I know put the first guy out when they get 20 , another great well thought out rule . lolQuote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Nessa will only fish with three poles so I'll put my four out and either use my flyrod or in ultralight to throw off to the side at stake beds
Thatwould be cool to catch a 2 1/2 pound crappy on a flyrod
I wuz wondering. ..... maybe get a kid discount ☺Quote:
Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd
Why would anyone want to deal with that many rods. I used to use four but only single pole now
to each their own, had a few folks ask me yesterday to help them get set up to spider rig.
I do both. Mainly spider rigging but sho luv that thump. Spider rigging, I can kick back n relax. Works out well with my friends n wife lol
Before the pole limit change We would run 6 across the front, 6 across the back and if a 3rd person was in the boat they had 3 on each side in the center.
Before the hook limit change each pole had 6 hooks/jigs. I still have a lot of these rigs.
If you have 2 and a half people in your boat, the fish and rod limit is not your biggest concern.Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Good point :)