Anyone ever used one or have any info?


[gofishin]

RMAN4443 wrote:

setting up a fishingherf on Winnepasaukee?

frankj1 wrote:

sounds like fun, but Winnipesaukee is inhabited and surrounded by rich folk who get offended if you fish anywhere near shore, because they don't like you "fishing in their yard" 🤦

RMAN4443 wrote:

Sounds like a great excuse for ol' MACS to show up and act like a Northeastern resident. (sarcastic smartass)

"You don't like me fishin' in yaw yaahd?" "F**k you!" Do suuhtin', ya fuhkin pansy fuhk."

C'mon. You know that's how we non-Kennedy's act.

MACS wrote:

I've done this for years, we have lakes that are hike in only dry camping. One lake in particular Tanen is a Brookie hot bed, we literally will catch fish all day, females in the shallow, big males in the deep by the submerged log.

1. Do NOT USE ANYTHING except neoprene waders, the canvas style are a death trap waiting to happen. You WILL DROWN if you don't heed that advise.

ZRX1200 wrote:

I've done this for years, we have lakes that are hike in only dry camping. One lake in particular Tanen is a Brookie hot bed, we literally will catch fish all day, females in the shallow, big males in the deep by the submerged log.

1. Do NOT USE ANYTHING except neoprene waders, the canvas style are a death trap waiting to happen. You WILL DROWN if you don't heed that advise.

ZRX1200 wrote:

I've done this for years, we have lakes that are hike in only dry camping. One lake in particular Tanen is a Brookie hot bed, we literally will catch fish all day, females in the shallow, big males in the deep by the submerged log.

1. Do NOT USE ANYTHING except neoprene waders, the canvas style are a death trap waiting to happen. You WILL DROWN if you don't heed that advise.

ZRX1200 wrote:

ADVICE. Not advise. If I give you ADVICE you better listen. I advise you to read a dictionary to see the difference. Dipshit

MACS wrote:

That's not very nice MACS. Pretty sure Z can't read.

JadeRose wrote: