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tlapinski 03-02-2004 11:04 AM

Eben, one last word of advice, take me to the spot and i'll show you how to land a cow! :D

blackeye 03-02-2004 01:50 PM

Re: yo capt. chet ? eben -everyone
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Raven
someone told me that you can strum the line like a guitar string and the vibration makes the fish turn. Is that true?
this is a tactic to use when a fish buries itself-it pisses them off immensely-I don't know if I would want to piss a big fish off that is already running away with my line.

Rappin Mikey 03-02-2004 02:22 PM

I have a sextion in my log just for Big Fish lost. Where I was, time of day, but most importantly I always write what I think caused me to lose the fish. I lost 4 big ones last year!!! One of em felt like a fity. :smash: :smash:

Nebe 03-02-2004 03:10 PM

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Originally posted by t.lapinski
Eben, one last word of advice, take me to the spot and i'll show you how to land a cow! :D
Sure, but I'll have to have you sign a waiver of secrecy:cool:

tlapinski 03-02-2004 03:32 PM

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Originally posted by Eben
Sure, but I'll have to have you sign a waiver of secrecy:cool:
mail it to me with a box of plugs. :D

Raven 03-02-2004 05:02 PM

yeah
 
eben , you'll need a photographer there anyways to photograph you catching and releasing an egg laden "cow" and if weighing 50 pounds is most definately a female having around ten million bass eggs inside her. Those are the eggs you want to hatch into
healthy shorts with the genetics to grow into more bigguns.
generally the males live until 10 years and twenty two pounds.

Nebe 03-02-2004 05:12 PM

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Originally posted by t.lapinski
mail it to me with a box of plugs. :D
Sure... I'll send you the half full box after you send me the full box:D

ThrowingTimber 03-02-2004 06:36 PM

I know where it is, its the same area that dude I told you about from Texas caught his first keeper on vacation. ;)

S'ok I'll Never tell :D

2 plugs sucka!:laughs:

"uffah!!" 03-02-2004 07:36 PM

Need Closure
 
I think he must have hooked on to a DIVER!!

guzz 03-02-2004 09:08 PM

take heart eben,we've all had it happen.i lost two of my biggest surf hooked fish only minutes apart this past fall.to make a long story short,i had one right in the wash when a wave broke ontop of her,and she spit the hook.worse part was,i got a good look at her.the rod i was using was adaquate enough,but the reel i was using was grossly under gunned for fish like that.so after i stared at the ocean with that same expression brody had on his mug after an attack just happened in jaws,i finally gained enough composure to start fishing again.replaying everything in my head.so i'm basically on auto pilot.going through the motions but not really paying attention.about 15 minutes later,wham! i'm into another big fish.rod doubled,and it's taking line in a very steady,and somewhat brisk pace.i'm watching my backing coming up quick.so i figured i'd crank the drag down hard.line is still peeling off,and now my knot on the backing is in view.i tried a half hearted attempt to turn her,and i guess it was to much pressure,and the hooks pulled free.one thing i have done since then,is i have picked up a couple of reels with a respectable amount of line capacity.i'll probably lose the next big one as well,but it shouldn't be from having to crank the drag down trying to stop it from spooling me:rolleyes:

guzz

Nebe 03-02-2004 09:19 PM

ahhh guzz doesnt it make you want to come back for more though? That bass has payback comming to it next season:gorez:

Timber..... you betta watch it or I'll sick BA Baracus on you...:smash:


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