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11 years 8 months ago #21073 by LebbenB
A woodchuck would chuck all the wood he could if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

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11 years 8 months ago #21076 by Sharkey
Thank you for clearing that up. It's something I've been wondering about for some time now... My GOSH you are JUST amazing... Not much to look at really but very quick with the answers... :laugh:

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11 years 8 months ago #21090 by Siscowet
A wood chuck would chuck wood! ( except I nailed him at 150 yards with my AR10) Tastes like Trumpeter Swan!

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11 years 8 months ago #21097 by jtallen83

Siscowet wrote: A wood chuck would chuck wood! ( except I nailed him at 150 yards with my AR10) Tastes like Trumpeter Swan!

:rotfl: :laugh: :rotfl: :laugh:

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11 years 8 months ago #21150 by Sharkey
Here's a toughy for ya Leb.

When using a custom made jointed, metal lips swimmer during an outgoing rip-tide, should I keep tension on the line while I allow the tide to take the plug out beyond where I can reach by casting or should I just feed it all the line it wants to decrease drag and go for more distance out away from shore?


Don't worry, I've got plenty of time.... :evil:

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11 years 8 months ago #21155 by Siscowet
I will throw my opinion in based on river mouth fishing on the Great Lakes.
If fish are holding close to shore, keep light tension on as the rip tide pulls it out to entice a strike. If they are holding furthur out, let the line have a little slack as the lure pulls out until it's outward movement slows, then retrieve into the current to get maximum lure action.

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11 years 8 months ago #21158 by Sharkey
Leb's from OKLAHOMA Sisco. GOSH, I don't get the chance to stump ANYONE on here... :laugh:


Also, FYI, saltwater jointed swimmers can be as long as 14 and 16 inches sometimes so allowing ANY slack would usually just end you up with a fouled plug when it turns and catches your line. Always keep at LEAST enough tension so you can feel the plug giving tension so you know it is facing the right direction and not all tangled with your line...

Jointed plugs always take a bit more time and finesse because they are SO darn easy to mess up with... :)

And I would have gotten away with it too if it hadn't been for those meddling kids and that dog... :evil:

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11 years 8 months ago #21168 by Siscowet
When I float them out, I use an unjointed plug, just because of the snarl issue. Good way to catch late spring lakers in Superior.

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11 years 8 months ago #21171 by Sharkey
Here it's all Striped Bass and Bluefish. Bluefish make a SERIOUS mess of a good plug though. Buggers got teeth that'll rip your fingers off and I've had MANY a $30 plug ruined by em.

Stripers just wrench and twist em all to hell but they're usually fixable after that...

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11 years 8 months ago #21175 by Siscowet
I have heard Bluefish are nasty customers. My Big Lake fish are pretty benign.

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