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tooge 03-15-2012 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 8456748)
But, newchief just said I could!!!

http://www.cabelas.com/casting-troll...o-spoons.shtml

What size?
quarter ounce. All gold one works well too

Donger 03-15-2012 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by stonedstooge (Post 8456821)
Put your oil futures yacht you bought with dirty money out there. Don't they know who you are?
Yes, they know who I am.

Donger 03-15-2012 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 8456847)
quarter ounce. All gold one works well too
Thanks. No laughing, but where does the line tie on? Onto the hook eye or the little hole on the other end of the spoon?

Donger 03-15-2012 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by NewChief (Post 8456827)
It allows you access to more water, which is certainly an advantage. There's nothing more frustrating than seeing the fish all rising and taking just out of reach of your cast. I also think it's more fun, personally. But some people like to sit on the bank in a lawn chair and drink beer.
I think the lawn chair is out, so it sounds like I'm buying a canoe.

Donger 03-15-2012 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 8456846)
It can be easier...you can get to spots you can't reach without the boat and you can cast and retrieve at angles that put you in the best situation with any cover or currents. However, there is the risk of you falling in, and if you are bumbling idiot in a steel jonboat you'll spook the fish.
It does seem logical. We can only fish from the bank along our property line or along the dam, so having a boat would greatly increase the area from which we could fish.

loochy 03-15-2012 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 8456859)
I think the lawn chair is out, so it sounds like I'm buying a canoe.
I'd go with a jon boat over a canoe. Canoes are hard to fish from because of lack of stability. You can stand and move around in a jon boat.

Donger 03-15-2012 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 8456869)
I'd go with a jon boat over a canoe. Canoes are hard to fish from because of lack of stability. You can stand and move around in a jon boat.
They aren't allowed. Canoe or "belly boat" only.

tooge 03-15-2012 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 8456855)
Thanks. No laughing, but where does the line tie on? Onto the hook eye or the little hole on the other end of the spoon?
Hmmm. Ill try to describe the best way to use this. They spin, so that can twist the line when you retrieve them, so you dont ever want to connect right to the lure when using a spoon. I like to tie what is called a barrel swivel to my line. It has a loop on either end. Tie about a 1 foot piece of line to the other end. Then on the free end of the 1 foot piece of line, tie directly to the spoon. It will spin freely but wont twist your line. You can tie a snap swivel directly to the line and then clip it to the spoon. Lots of people do this, but I think finicky trout get bothered by the snap swivel. Just me tho.

loochy 03-15-2012 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 8456874)
They aren't allowed. Canoe or "belly boat" only.
hmmm. I'd probably opt for the tube then.

Donger 03-15-2012 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 8456881)
Hmmm. Ill try to describe the best way to use this. They spin, so that can twist the line when you retrieve them, so you dont ever want to connect right to the lure when using a spoon. I like to tie what is called a barrel swivel to my line. It has a loop on either end. Tie about a 1 foot piece of line to the other end. Then on the free end of the 1 foot piece of line, tie directly to the spoon. It will spin freely but wont twist your line. You can tie a snap swivel directly to the line and then clip it to the spoon. Lots of people do this, but I think finicky trout get bothered by the snap swivel. Just me tho.
Understood. Thank you.

tooge 03-15-2012 12:36 PM
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seclark 03-15-2012 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Donger (Post 8456859)
I think the lawn chair is out, so it sounds like I'm buying a canoe.
i think you'd like something w/a flat bottom better. at least until you get used to fishing out of it.
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loochy 03-15-2012 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 8456881)
Hmmm. Ill try to describe the best way to use this. They spin, so that can twist the line when you retrieve them, so you dont ever want to connect right to the lure when using a spoon. I like to tie what is called a barrel swivel to my line. It has a loop on either end. Tie about a 1 foot piece of line to the other end. Then on the free end of the 1 foot piece of line, tie directly to the spoon. It will spin freely but wont twist your line. You can tie a snap swivel directly to the line and then clip it to the spoon. Lots of people do this, but I think finicky trout get bothered by the snap swivel. Just me tho.
This reminds me...you need to learn some fishing knots for monofilament line. If you try to tie a standard square knot or something the knot will either slip or the line will cut through itself.

The most useful for connecting the line to a hook or lure is the Trilene Knot.

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tooge 03-15-2012 12:38 PM
I bought an outrigger for my canoe. It was a under $200. Fits right behind the rear paddler seat. makes the canoe totally stable. It is great for lake fishin.

seclark 03-15-2012 12:40 PM
hell, i can always find something around the house that floats.


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