I was out with my two boys ran accross the lake when the linkage for my throttle broke leaving me stranded, used 50# briad to tie them all together made it back to the ramp very scared

I too have used 15lb Berkley Big Game to fix my wife's shoe strap.

HEEEYYY. I have used 10 pound mono for floss too! I forgot about that one.

The wife able to do chores does not justify hall passes. Sorry friend...good try.

Nice

Last year I used 50# Spiderwire braid to sew the button back on the waist of my favorite pair of fishing shorts. Now I use it for all of the waist buttons I keep overloading. Haven't broke off a button since I began using braid.

Also have used 50# mono in the garden to help hold up tomato plants to their stakes. I too have used it for picture hanging wire to hang photos on wall.

I used to have a suped-up truck with not so tall but wide tires. I had a flat the jack from the factory didn't get low enough to get under the truck with the new rims, Long story short I pulled the flat tire up unto a boat oar to get the extra inch I needed. Then after all that had to jump off the engine with the boat battery, believe it or not I got to the lake on time and caught a ton of fish. And I never had trouble with that truck again. I have also sewed my daughters favorite stuffed animal with a fish hook and power pro line on a camping trip. Betty Bear lost an arm it was an emergency. The bears arm is still on .

Yikes!

Who is a Fishing McGyver? I once used a mad mann craw worm to stop my boat from taking on water, due to a broken aerator pump.

have a buddy that uses flourocarbon for strings on his mandolin and euckelally(sp?) says it lasts for years.

I have a piece of 80lb mono in my upstairs bathroom holding the flapper valve to the handle. The chain would keep getting under the flapper, but the mono is stiff and doesn't fall.

Last year my friend's foot switch busted the rubber cover so we could not operate it. I did a make-shift repair on the water with the end of a Zoom tube (hollow, rounded end) over the switch. We fished that way until we got the new switch (a week or so).

Now that is southern engineering at its best!

hello,everyone ,I am damjy,it is my first post in this forum,I think it is necessary to make a short introduction,Don't you think so?I am a new member and I join in you just now,I am so glad to be here.Have a good time .

Welcome to the forum Damjy. Look around and feel free to join in the discussions.