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Lure

Member Since 03 Sep 2013
Offline Last Active Dec 20 2013 07:57 AM
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#294266 Hello Folks

Posted by Lure on 12 November 2013 - 07:39 PM

Welcome Dave, you will like it here!


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#293234 Fall Smallmouth

Posted by Lure on 04 November 2013 - 07:15 PM

Sounds good!

 

I don't understand what you are saying...

I used the word Noob for newbie ... nothing to do with you at all ... as per my quote, I was talking about using a rock wrap in net as a sinker but I see that another fisherman left that on one of the rivers. 


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#293198 Fall Smallmouth

Posted by Lure on 03 November 2013 - 10:43 PM

Nice smallie. Tournament fishing must be tough...

 

Lure - Lets keep some threads separate. Don't go chasing a fight.

Thanx Noob, this site is an access to new (noob) and old fisher people now a days, Internet. My intention is to let anyone learn right, no misinterpretation at all in reading any post. I post in the past some tips about which sinkers to use when you run out of and I seen it on one of the rivers, I was glad that readers make use of that but I didn't like that part that they left it there on the river. Another example are the lures that I posted, people use that too on one of the lakes, never seen that before on that lake but i didn't like that part that they left their junks.   


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#290544 Fishing lures

Posted by Lure on 12 October 2013 - 12:24 AM

Fishing with lures has many advantages:

 

 

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  • Lures are less messy than bait.
  • Lures gut hook fewer fish (gut hooking is when the fish takes the hook deeply, or even completely swallows the hook).
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As far as disadvantages go, they are mostly related to cost:

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  • Lures can be expensive compared to bait.
  • Lures can be snagged on underwater obstacles or in trees, and the price of them makes it especially painful to lose.

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