Super User GreenPig Posted December 25, 2021 Super User Posted December 25, 2021 I must be doing it wrong as I never been snagged.??? 2 Quote
CrashVector Posted December 25, 2021 Posted December 25, 2021 I hooked a log on a Ned rig in about 1.5' of water. I could see it stuck there. As I was flicking my rod trying to get it unstuck, a 2 pounder came and swiped it loose. 1 Quote
schplurg Posted December 25, 2021 Posted December 25, 2021 Late this year I was yak fishing on the Delta. I was using a spinning setup and the line somehow got wrapped around the handle and spool housing....oh come on it's happened to you too!!! A bass grabbed it and was jumping out of the water as I tried to untangle the line. It got away. Three hours later I had no other bites. Quote
Super User Team9nine Posted December 26, 2021 Super User Posted December 26, 2021 If I told you how many bass I catch on “hung” lures, you probably wouldn't believe me ? It’s actually become a “pattern” for me on certain bodies of water. Quote
Super User Bird Posted December 26, 2021 Super User Posted December 26, 2021 The temptation is to great to bob the bait after casting over a limb, wish I could refrain from that. Quote
Dash Riprock Posted December 26, 2021 Posted December 26, 2021 Not from a snag that I can recall but I've hooked a few on weightless worms while picking out a bird's nest. It should have taught me a lesson about the importance of patience when fishing with worms, but it hasn't. I can't let them sit unless I'm forced to. Quote
Fishing_Rod Posted December 26, 2021 Posted December 26, 2021 Good Day All, Yes, if the conditions are right, I will intentionally (that is my story and I’m sticking with it) hang a lure on overhanging grass, weed, small limb to suspend the lure either right above or at the water line. This has produced some awesome strikes. It is helpful to be patient as it may take some time to gather interest. When the water is clear you can see them gather around waiting for an ambitious one to have a go at it. Keep movement to a bare minimum to entice but not scare. Just remember to retie often as this technique abrades the line. What started out as just being a sour lemon event turned into a lemonade technique for catching fish! Cheers! 2 Quote
Super User geo g Posted December 27, 2021 Super User Posted December 27, 2021 Over the years ,yes! Also while picking out a professional bird nest, while pulling in a mess of weeds, and while bringing in a tree branch. I have seen not it all, but a lot! Quote
Super User Columbia Craw Posted December 27, 2021 Super User Posted December 27, 2021 Quite a few times. Quote
Super User Deleted account Posted December 27, 2021 Super User Posted December 27, 2021 The hung on a branch, pick out the backlash, and answer the phone are three of my best producing presentations... 1 Quote
Super User scaleface Posted December 28, 2021 Author Super User Posted December 28, 2021 I have caught 40 to 50 thousand bass and I can only remember this one time where a bass snatched my snagged lure then unsnagged it . You guys say its happenned a lot . My memory must be lagging . 1 Quote
Super User Team9nine Posted December 28, 2021 Super User Posted December 28, 2021 18 minutes ago, scaleface said: I have caught 40 to 50 thousand bass and I can only remember this one time where a bass snatched my snagged lure then unsnagged it . You guys say its happenned a lot . My memory must be lagging . You're just so good, you don't need to resort to snagging your lure in order to get bit like the rest of us have to 1 Quote
Super User Bird Posted December 28, 2021 Super User Posted December 28, 2021 A terrible cast high into the limbs of a waterfront tree landed me a 5lb LM with the assistants of a young man who loved to climb trees......remember it like yesterday. Quote
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