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How tangled up could they possibly be said my wife, we were only ketchn bluegills ....?
I said sweety , it will be a little while before we are ready to go ketch fish .....:yikes
trust me ....:Rofl
last kiddo trip out was tough on the stuff , the one rod in the image lost its reel ,:banghead
.... the others turned into a spaghetti plate ....rotfl
Yikes, what a mess.
Cutter time for sure. That wind in the truck bed will certainly do it to ya
Anytime two rods with line on them get close to each other , the line will wrap around each other.
I think it’s some kind of scientific law or something like that :)
i think they rode in the cab the trip before this one , not sure though , when the kiddos are involved it becomes a mix of you did what with what and how did that happen and oh well ,guess we will try to fix it later ......:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
rod mating occurs year round ,:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by gillchaser999
the darn things are like stated "scientifically proven to get tangled up good when close to each other " ....:Rofl
rotflrotflrotflBTDT, more than a time or two, Like mentioned earlier, "cutter time"White Flag Icon:scratchheadrotflrotfl:hatchet:
The rule is anytime you place two or more string, rope, cords etc. in close proximity, and look away for 5 seconds they will be knotted together in a unimaginable mess. :Rofl
Good luck with the cutting!
Snip, snip….
Jeez, thAT IS a mess. Snip snip is right!
Bob
You be smilin' the whole time thinking about how much fun that outing was.
it took a minute , but only one line got cut and not sure it needed to be is me , did have to get out my readers to better understand the situation at hand though .....:Rofl
And floats left on the line seem to throw a few extra twists as well. Figured after over all these years of fishing I would have learned what not to do but still do it. Just takes one float to make a mess so I try to remove them while walking or driving. I can't walk from my truck to the house without getting them tangled.
But in the end, the knots went away and the fish got played. That does look like a genuine mess though. I wrap mine like the bass guys do. You know, pull the line from the tip to the hook holder away from the rod and spin four times or so. Keeps me in more hair as I don t pull it out as I undo said tangles. Kids have to make mistakes before we point them out and teach them how to do it right. It’s part of the learning curve.
It was me that made the mess , the kids handed me all the stuff and I didn’t stow it like normally, in hurry to get down the road syndrome :Rofl