Had to get serious about my dock shooting

I bought this from Grip Sight Technologies Attachment 423463
Just like sights on a bow. This thing sure has helped my accuracy. Not many places under a dock I can't put a jig now. I had no idea how many fish I had been missing under those floating docks with tiny gaps between the floats. Those fish are not used to seeing jigs up under there. Attachment 423464
Once I got it all dialed in to the way I shoot I can can pick a spot under a dock and send a jig in there. Attachment 423465
Turned My B&M Sharpshooter into a tack driver.

Whole new meaning to sniping crappie!


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Perfect for livescope-ing crappie from under docks

how many lbs on the trigger pull is my question , wouldnt want an accidental discharge you know :Rofl

Trigger is pretty secure unless it is freshly lubed with Slabsauce.

With a different jig, could bring a whole new description to a hair trigger!rotfl

You probably should put a patent on that before someone else does.
With a little advertisement you could sell a ton of them.

Good thing these forums are time stamped

I’ll have to check that out. The biggest asset would be in helping build confidence and consistency in one’s fishing.

Wait till they come along and tell you those rod sights should be outlawed or it make it too easy. Back in my days of dock shooting we only had cane poles and did just fine, these new sights will ruin your entire outdoor experience. :Rofl

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Originally Posted by keeferfish

Wait till they come along and tell you those rod sights should be outlawed or it make it too easy. Back in my days of dock shooting we only had cane poles and did just fine, these new sights will ruin your entire outdoor experience. :Rofl

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Sure does seem like an unfair advantage now thst I think of it.

Too late Jack, I already have a patent in the works! Mine is a thermal model! :Rofl

Wow I guess it is April 1st.

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I have heard rumors that they are working on a sensor that goes onto your rod. A small telemetry computer will connect to and overlay of your livescope screen. As you move the rod the crosshairs will move on the livescope allowing you to precisely target the fish you want.

Wow

We are living in exciting times in technology

Very thought-provoking post Jack! :cheers2 I theorize that Jacklighting deer/game is illegal in most/all of the country. This could possibly provoke the law-makers(Fish GODS) to facilitate measures to minimize/eliminate the 24 hour use of Jacksighting!!:Roflnonono That being said...I am in the drawing-board phase(patent-application submitted) , in furthering the dock-shootin' design of my "logo-accompanied" = Putting the FUNnel back in your fishin'! Further updates will be disclosed for $9.95(shipping included):check

u2s

I do enjoy shooting those docks.

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I do enjoy shooting those docks.

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No I understand why dock owners dislike fisherman. I wouldn't want you shooting at my dock! Maybe a Nerf gun? :Rofl

I shoot responsibly :biggrin
Always be aware of your background

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You probably should put a patent on that before someone else does.
With a little advertisement you could sell a ton of them.

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Patents now are so costly and all someone needs to do is remove a screw or add something and you have a different item. The thing is to also add the concept of what you are patenting to the application. I AM NOt an attorney so do not take these thoughts as legal advice. Just been there, did not do that, and got corkscrewed. I should have stopped when I saw the darn cost.

I have heard horror stories

How many jigs do you need to rig up to be considered high capacity?

According to Tennessee no more that 2 per rod:Rofl

Very Cool! I like it.

Happy April Fool's everyone!

Should check out MattStefan on YouTube today. Best tip for chatterbaits. What a grin!

I will have to look.

You like the 3 MOA or 6 MOA? I think 3 MOA is the sweet spot for 1/32 jig heads.

The one in the photo is a 3 MOA. It does a great job

You guys funny. rotfl

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You guys funny. rotfl

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It was all in the spirit of the day.

Jack, sorry I missed that yesterday. That's as good as I've seen in a long time. You could use that rod when you get an irate dock owner who comes yelling about you have no right to fish the water under his dock, but only if he threatens first.

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Jack, sorry I missed that yesterday. That's as good as I've seen in a long time. You could use that rod when you get an irate dock owner who comes yelling about you have no right to fish the water under his dock, but only if he threatens first.

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All in fun to share with my friends and family on Crappie.com

might need to go with thermal sights soon to night hunt when it warms up , just a thought rotfl