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2 hours ago, z-man said:

Probably was using one of the new $50 swim baits. 

Those freshwater guys throwing $100 swimbaits for LMBs have to be nuts enough to do that.

I balk at buying a $7 frog or a $10 pack of Yammamoto senkos.   I get mad when a senko gets wrecked by a single fish!

I may have also done some sketchy things to get a plug off of a lobster pot in the canal though.

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On 9/21/2023 at 12:15 PM, pogie_boy said:

Those freshwater guys throwing $100 swimbaits for LMBs have to be nuts enough to do that.

I balk at buying a $7 frog or a $10 pack of Yammamoto senkos.   I get mad when a senko gets wrecked by a single fish!

I may have also done some sketchy things to get a plug off of a lobster pot in the canal though.

 

Do what I do...When I go ice fishing, I check the shoreline tree branches for any gifts left by overzealous casting.

I can't recall the number of $7 - 9 dollar lures I've found. Some I still use regularly (a couple Zara Spooks).

 

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy!
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On 9/21/2023 at 12:15 PM, pogie_boy said:

Those freshwater guys throwing $100 swimbaits for LMBs have to be nuts enough to do that.

I balk at buying a $7 frog or a $10 pack of Yammamoto senkos.   I get mad when a senko gets wrecked by a single fish!

I may have also done some sketchy things to get a plug off of a lobster pot in the canal though.

Agreed. 

Same reason I don't even like throwing $30 plugs. I can totally afford it. Still hurts too much.

 

I have swam for plugs on pot bouys a few times, but never in the canal.

 

 

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On 9/22/2023 at 2:11 PM, FishermanTim said:

 

Do what I do...When I go ice fishing, I check the shoreline tree branches for any gifts left by overzealous casting.

I can't recall the number of $7 - 9 dollar lures I've found. Some I still use regularly (a couple Zara Spooks).

 

We've gotten a bunch of lures and rigs out of trees in the boat.

"The sea, the great unifier, is man's only hope. Now, as never before,
the old phrase has a literal meaning: We are all in the same boat."
Jacques Cousteau

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When we were kids, we would sink sections of chicken wire with cinder blocks around where the "city" people would come to fish on our local pond..   In the fall they would draw down the pond to kill the weeds and we would go out and claim our loot.

 

Pirates in the making.

Does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours?

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