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 Fishing Style (changing?)
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02/08/10 01:38 PM
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Don_Morey
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I'm considering Feeder Fishing vs Specimen due to lugging all my tackle. The idea of catching all species of fish, blanking less and having the motivation to fish more often (short session) vs the weekend (long sessions), would all be a plus. Any thoughts?
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
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02/08/10 03:34 PM
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LoneStarCarper
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take up float fishing lift style when you don't feeling like lugging a bunch of gear.
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
[Re: LoneStarCarper]
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02/08/10 07:48 PM
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Don_Morey
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take up float fishing lift style when you don't feeling like lugging a bunch of gear. ?lift style?
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
[Re: Don_Morey]
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02/08/10 07:50 PM
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buffaloman chris
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you can use a regular bass rod or, spend hundreds on a float rod.
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
[Re: buffaloman chris]
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02/08/10 09:46 PM
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Don_Morey
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I'd spend hundreds on a Trabucco, Milo, Preston, etc. before I'd ever buy a bass rod.
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
[Re: Don_Morey]
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02/08/10 09:48 PM
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buffaloman chris
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its whatever floats ur boat. al had a bad [censored] float rod combo sor sale a while back might see if it still around.
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
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02/08/10 09:51 PM
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Don_Morey
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I don't need a float rod at the moment, but may p/u a few feeder rods. Paul has one I'm looking at that can handle anything Town/Emma could challenge me with.
***Off to work now**** to make money, to buy more tackle, lol
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
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02/08/10 11:39 PM
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badchade
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Try all kinds of fishing. You'll be able to pull some things that work from each style.
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Re: Fishing Style (changing?)
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02/09/10 03:31 AM
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fiSherwood
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Try all kinds of fishing. You'll be able to pull some things that work from each style.
Chad +1
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