What tears me up...
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Sweet Marissa said:
Fine fine...let me elaborate. Tbh, does your post even dignify a response? I suppose it does, since I'm here typing away.
I could ask you something like, How do you think people who don't play pool (seriously, at least) react when they see pool on espn? but that would be an assanine thing to ask because you already know the answer. But that doesn't stop you from making a thread to "rant" about it does it. I've seen you arrive and go and come and go again, and every cycle brings forth the same litany of nonsense. That's okay, usually I just ignore it but as you can see from my little avatar on the left of your screen, you've struck a nerve against my inner angler with your (once again) retarded comments about a subject (a sport, even!) that you know nothing about.
-roger
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My avatars are turned off, sweetie. And I grew up fishing and still occasionally go. I'll actually be fishing in Florida this weekend. That's my spring break weekendbuddha162 said:
Maniac said:
For the life of me, I never understood that catch and release fishing. IMO, it's a form of animal abuse. How would you like to be in place of a bass or any fish for that matter, when, you're out there in the water trying to get a square meal and at the same time avoiding anything and everything that could eat you to finally find a delicious looking lure? Then the action- crazed hook and liner yanks you with a nasty metal hook and swings and tags and pulls the corner of your mouth every which way possible. Mr. Fish in the meantime tries with all it's might to escape, tearing tissues and having muscle spasms. Finally, Mr. Hook and Liner prevails, grabs you by your lower jaw and hoists you up in the air with glee and a photo op. When he's done his way with you or if you , for some reason, is not his type of catch, he pries that nasty hook of your mouth and flops you back in the water, as if saying, don't bother with my bait again. How would you like to be held by your lower jaw and the rest of your body weight dangling behind you. Looks like alot of pain to me! It's big time psychological and physical trauma. A PTSD central.
Don't get me wrong. I am by no means against fishing. To my recollection and understanding, fishing as history and tradition has it is for the purpose of gathering food for sustenance. For godsake if you catch it, eat it! If you have a problem with eating it, leave it alone or PM me
. I surely hope it's not just a matter of time before some nut carries this s**t to hunting. So how are they gonna call that one, Shoot and Patch? 'Oh sorry bambi, we're gonna have to patch you up coz you didn't meet the legal size!' And then send bambi on his own sorry way.
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Sweet Marissa said:
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Not at all. Enjoy.corvette1340 said:
Sweet Marissa said:
let me see how it looks.
edit: Sweet!
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I wish I could see my avatar of GOB. I chuckle every time I look at it.
It seems someone never really Bass Fished for money 
You'd be amazed on how having the knowledge of spawning times.. water temp.... sun/cloud, hot/cold.............. makes a difference on what the fish is gona bite on............. Then its the presentation after that!
Poker......... I wont go there...
You'd be amazed on how having the knowledge of spawning times.. water temp.... sun/cloud, hot/cold.............. makes a difference on what the fish is gona bite on............. Then its the presentation after that!Poker......... I wont go there...
Blackjack said:Well ... here's to another thread that's gone down the shitter.
Hey, there's more than one way to catch a fish
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Wow. I had no idea that people had to rely on spawning times, water temperature, sky/cloud conditions when it came to bass fishing. I thought it was all about what bait you used. When I saw it on television, I thought it was about a bunch of guys competing to see who caught the most fish.
Now two questions:
Why do some rods cost so much more than others?
Is bass fishing different than "regular" fishing? Because I thought it was all the same, except you were fishing for bass.
(I apologise to anyone I offended with my ignorance!)
Now two questions:
Why do some rods cost so much more than others?
Is bass fishing different than "regular" fishing? Because I thought it was all the same, except you were fishing for bass.
(I apologise to anyone I offended with my ignorance!)
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Sweet Marissa said:
Yep, just a ball and a stick and a bunch of holes........
..oh yeah, get back to work, your goofing off toooo much...
Sweet Marissa said:
Let me help you out...
http://www.bigfishtackle.com/forum/
The answers to all you questions are here for you...Go... Have fun!!!
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I have two screens up. Just going back and forth between breaks, which are frequent.Island Drive said:Yep, just a ball and a stick and a bunch of holes........
If your questions are genuine here are some answers
Why do some rods cost so much?
Same reason as why do some pool cues cost so much. Just a little different becuase there is no art work in fishing rods, just performance.
Some rods are made of different material for various performance attributes. Flexibility, sensitivity, durability. In the fishing industry you get what you pay for.
Is bass fishing that different? Really, no if you are fisihing for bass in a farm pond down the street. These guys fish in large bodies of water, must know the topology of the lake, water temp, etc. They are doing the job of the captain, mate and fisherman everytime they go out. To apply it to saltwater you may think it is easy to get on a charter boat and catch fish, but if you had to control everything such as where to go, at what time, under what conditions it gets much harder.
Why do some rods cost so much?
Same reason as why do some pool cues cost so much. Just a little different becuase there is no art work in fishing rods, just performance.
Some rods are made of different material for various performance attributes. Flexibility, sensitivity, durability. In the fishing industry you get what you pay for.
Is bass fishing that different? Really, no if you are fisihing for bass in a farm pond down the street. These guys fish in large bodies of water, must know the topology of the lake, water temp, etc. They are doing the job of the captain, mate and fisherman everytime they go out. To apply it to saltwater you may think it is easy to get on a charter boat and catch fish, but if you had to control everything such as where to go, at what time, under what conditions it gets much harder.
James said:Reason #2374 I hate communicating on the internet. Did you mean "tear" like the salty liquid rolling down your cheek, or "tear" like I'm gonna tear ass out of this parking lot if I lose on this air barrel...
P.S. I know you've been away from the forum for a while but this has been discussed quite a bit recently. As well as "why don't pool players make as much as golfers. etc. etc."
-J
Either way (tear as in rip or "tear" as in salty eye liquid) her post makes perfect sense.
For your info. my first word is pronounced "EYE THER" not "E THER." In case you were confused AGAIN.
As a matter of fact you should consider not reading OR posting on the internet if you are that much confused. What would happen if someone gave you a hand written note that stated the same words. Would you be unable to read or interpret it?
Did you graduate from high school or just get pushed through?
Bass Fishing
James
Well said. I have a Bass Boat and I Bass fished for years and it's very tough and expensive, especially now that gas has gotten so high. Anyone who thinks catching a limit of large mouth Bass and winning a tournament doesn't take skill has never tried it....Maniac said:
James