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#4111984 - 11/02/09 10:11 PM Is it Jugline OR Throwline???
shane87 Offline
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Registered: 08/13/07
Posts: 365
Loc: McKinney
I am wanting to do some jug lining but do have a working boat as of now. I have some jugs made but a jug is free floating, if I tie a line to it and it was tied to land would it then be a throw line? So is it a Throw line or jug line? And can a throwline have foam floats? Thanks Shane

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jugline:
For use in FRESH WATER only. A fishing line with five or less hooks tied to a free-floating device.

* May be used to take NONGAME fish, channel catfish, blue catfish and flathead catfish only.

Throwline:
For use in FRESH WATER only. A fishing line with five or less hooks and with one end attached to a permanent fixture. Components of a throwline may also include swivels, snaps, rubber and rigid support structures.

* May be used to take NONGAME fish, channel catfish, blue catfish and flathead catfish only.


Edited by shane87 (11/02/09 10:41 PM)
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#4112150 - 11/02/09 11:41 PM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: shane87]
rodloos Offline
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Registered: 03/25/03
Posts: 96
Loc: Garland, TX USA
As far as I've read, the only difference to TPWD between the two, is that a jugline has to have a valid gear tag same as a trot line. They have the same restrictions as far as no more than 5 hooks, and no game fish except catfish, so as long as you put a gear tag on it, it won't make any difference whether they call it a jug line or throw line. A throw line is basically a trot line with only 5 hooks or less, so I would recommend placing a gear tag on it anyway.

Just please don't put them out and then forget about them smile I hate running into aging lines that someone put out and left. I have lost a jug line before, don't know if a big fish dragged it off somewhere or someone else came by and picked it up. I do mark the GPS locations when I put them out, and have reflective tape on them to make them easier to locate at night.
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#4112195 - 11/03/09 12:44 AM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: rodloos]
shane87 Offline
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Registered: 08/13/07
Posts: 365
Loc: McKinney
That is what I was thinking, I just need to put a tag on it and paint them white.
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#4112721 - 11/03/09 08:53 AM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: shane87]
big mike Online   content
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Registered: 12/19/04
Posts: 1696
Loc: forney, tx
if one end is tie to a tree or something else it becomes a throwline, ususally horizontal. juglines are vertical with a float on top and small weight on the bottom.
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#4125302 - 11/06/09 02:14 PM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: big mike]
toadkiller Offline
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Registered: 09/01/09
Posts: 225
Loc: san antonio
wouldn't that be called a sail line? if so i think it's illegal in fresh water. i'm don't know for sure and i'm not an expert so please don't anyone send me mean pm's. i am just asking a question.
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#4125577 - 11/06/09 03:28 PM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: toadkiller]
mattsfishin Offline
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Registered: 02/11/09
Posts: 661
Loc: Conroe
Some of us use them without weights and other people use them with weights. Both are legal but you must have a tag on it.

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#4126244 - 11/06/09 06:53 PM Re: Is it Jugline OR Throwline??? [Re: toadkiller]
BossHawg Offline
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Registered: 06/25/09
Posts: 746
Loc: East Texas
Originally Posted By: toadkiller
wouldn't that be called a sail line? if so i think it's illegal in fresh water. i'm don't know for sure and i'm not an expert so please don't anyone send me mean pm's. i am just asking a question.

Thats a Jug Line & legal BUT have your info on it
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