Thats why any fisherman with a cell phone should have DNR on their speed dial and report these jerks.
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I lost two fish 
11 yesterday. Both on little cleo's one was chartruese and the other orange and glow. The worm went unscathed. So, tonight I am swapping out the stock trebles for some bigger ones. Anyone else have this problem?
11 yesterday. Both on little cleo's one was chartruese and the other orange and glow. The worm went unscathed. So, tonight I am swapping out the stock trebles for some bigger ones. Anyone else have this problem?G
On 2002-04-10 10:30, Keith H wrote:
I lost two fish
Hey Keith H---You are being victimized be short strikes. Don't go bigger, go smaller, (and adding a stinger hook helps). This ALWAYS works in the spring. You Will outfish the guys to your left and right
23 23 23 23 23Angler,
These 2/3oz little cleos aren't very big to begin with especially when the wind and waves get going, but I'll give it a try. The weird thing was both of the fish hit twice, missed the first and came back for seconds. If they are short-striking on a spoon, wouldn't they be getting the "business end" anyway? So many variables, that's why the call it fishing and not catching23. Good luck if you head out this weekend.
These 2/3oz little cleos aren't very big to begin with especially when the wind and waves get going, but I'll give it a try. The weird thing was both of the fish hit twice, missed the first and came back for seconds. If they are short-striking on a spoon, wouldn't they be getting the "business end" anyway? So many variables, that's why the call it fishing and not catching
23. Good luck if you head out this weekend.G
Alright, here is the specific trick, but don't tell everyone. Lose those GIGANTIC trebles. The water is clear, and the fish can see them.They are mearly bumping them (especially the Browns during a follow". Attach a very small treble (known as a stinger), with a snap ring or whatever. You will catch them one after another, while the guys next to you are wondering WTF. I guarantee it !!!!!!!!!!!!!On 2002-04-12 14:34, Keith H wrote:
Angler,
These 2/3oz little cleos aren't very big to begin with especially when the wind and waves get going, but I'll give it a try. The weird thing was both of the fish hit twice, missed the first and came back for seconds. If they are short-striking on a spoon, wouldn't they be getting the "business end" anyway? So many variables, that's why the call it fishing and not catching
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