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Soaker with a spring sturgeon
 

Topic: Puget Sound Ling Opener, May 1  (Read 5507 times)

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I picked one of these up over the winter but haven't had a chance to use it yet.  How usefull are these on the bigger lings?  Seems like they might be able to take it right out of your hand.
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I picked one of these up over the winter but haven't had a chance to use it yet.  How usefull are these on the bigger lings?  Seems like they might be able to take it right out of your hand.

Leash 'em off and let them take it out of your hand if need be.  That's what I do.   ;)

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How usefull are these on the bigger lings?  Seems like they might be able to take it right out of your hand.

Pole's got it. Leash it. Then, no pussy footin' pardner. If they're bigguns, lip 'em and pull them into the footwell in one motion, then go Pulp Fiction on them w/ the "bitch be cool" stick and the rest is history!! :violent1:

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Fishin-T,

No worries.  The only reason I knew that is that Allen mentioned that gaffs use was pretty limited in Washington after I had posted about how great I thought my custom gaff was.  Anyway, I got confused and looked up the WA and OR regs on gaffs. I have to say, being allowed to gaff lings makes things a lot easier.

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