I used to give my kids a small crappie jig (the ones that come in a tube) with a stick bobber up about 18".
It got enough action from pull it in that they caught a few and it stayed off the bottom so snag free.
Worked pretty good til my daughter caught about a 24" pike. Hilarious!
Welcome to the Forum!
You might want to get a neck brace. There's an awful lot of knowledge to be gained around here and it might make your head heavy with that much going in!
Good luck!
Let's just say to throw it somewhere it splashes!
Beyond that, there are a whole lot of VERY experienced fisherman that have provided advice here on this forum.
Welcome to the conundrum!
Open your mind and absorb. Good luck!
Yes, and talk about irony, the man spent more time above 140 mph on 2 wheels leaned over to 45 degrees than I have riding a motorcycle. And I've been riding 45 years.
To die on a bicycle!
It's a shame to see him go!
Many of the more experienced folks don't favor fluoridation on bait casters from I have read. Just think most would recommend using braid with a floor leader.
While I am just a baby as far as experience around here braid is my favorite flavor. Just braid.
Welcome to the forum and good luck!
I was just trying to explain to my wife why seeing this makes a man's testicles rise up against his lungs when he sees images like these.
I don't think she understands!
My apologies. I never loaded it.
Wouldn't be smart enough to do that on my tablet with no graphic software. Will find a way to get it off or get a moderator to help.
Sorry Goose!
I have a number of RH round Abus I may trade for LH models and use them more. I used to use them for big stupid Esox baits up north. My comfort in bait casters has reversed since I used them a lot!
I have not heard of coloring them but I have heard some, more knowledgeable than I, mention SEALING the cork.
Looking for who future responses on this topic.
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