How to??? - Page 2

Tuna Man · 05-13-2008, 04:52 PM

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minkmaster (5/11/2008)Do you all worry about the noise from a generator spooking the flounder?
Also do you just pole through the shallows or do you idle your motor and creep along the shoreline.
That's the way we gig suckers in Missouri we chase them with the boat and gig them as they are running?
That sounds more like a mullet method though.

Ask neckred?, I'm sure he'll be MORE then happy to help you out.:banghead:banghead

Flounder9.75 · 05-13-2008, 05:49 PM

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Death From Above (5/13/2008)The only time I use the trolling motoris when moving into the wind or against the tide. 90% of the time I am poling. Take your time and you will see/gig more flounders.

I guess you've been using it a lot lately

oke

(Is ever going to quit)

minkmaster · 05-13-2008, 08:26 PM

I read neckred's post and I understand what he might be trying to say as far as not giving up your honey hole but as far as teaching another sportsman how to successfully hunt or fish, that is half the reason most of us do it.

Sharing a past times with friends while benefiting from old tradition. I mean yeah we all like to eat a little fish, deer, rabbit, or quail, but for the most part we don't do it because we would starve otherwise. We do it for sport and to carry on what our fathers and grandfathers taught us to a new generation of fishermen.

Alright I concede we like to eat a lot of quail>>>

Death From Above · 05-13-2008, 08:55 PM

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Flounder9.75 (5/13/2008)

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Death From Above (5/13/2008)The only time I use the trolling motoris when moving into the wind or against the tide. 90% of the time I am poling. Take your time and you will see/gig more flounders.

I guess you've been using it a lot lately

oke

(Is ever going to quit)

Have not even been this year. Will start up here in 2 weeks.

05-13-2008, 08:26 PM	#13
minkmaster Senior Member Snapper Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Jefferson County, MO Posts: 455	RE: How to??? I read neckred's post and I understand what he might be trying to say as far as not giving up your honey hole but as far as teaching another sportsman how to successfully hunt or fish, that is half the reason most of us do it. Sharing a past times with friends while benefiting from old tradition. I mean yeah we all like to eat a little fish, deer, rabbit, or quail, but for the most part we don't do it because we would starve otherwise. We do it for sport and to carry on what our fathers and grandfathers taught us to a new generation of fishermen. Alright I concede we like to eat a lot of quail>>>

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