• Palmer Chapel Oxbow

    Got an early start to beat the heat, catching fish from the start. Then then then there is always T H E N. Anyway probably caught 25 or so bringing home 15 of the bigger fish. This part is for all the new guys wanting to learn how to pull cranks and some of the problems that may arise. Back to Then, I noticed it was starting to get dark out to the north Then all 4 poles on the port side load up Then all 4 poles on the starboard side load up A Major Snag. I ran over a monofilament Gill net. At $6 a bait there is no way I was going to cut My Lines, sharp knife in hand I went to work and a half hour later I got everything clear till I started the big motor to head home and ran over the part of the he net and got it tangled in the prop. Now I’m so mad, I used the trolling motor to pull everything close to the sand bar and got in waste deep water and finished cutting up that ______ net. So y’all keep this in mind when you start and stay away from jugs in a line this is probably a trout line. I just had to vent here’s some pictures. Spot got the first one.




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    This article was originally published in forum thread: Palmer Chapel Oxbow started by Skippa Chippa View original post
    Comments 5 Comments
    1. "G"'s Avatar
      "G" -
      Nice catch
    1. Barnacle Bill's Avatar
      Barnacle Bill -
      Good post
    1. Ketchn's Avatar
      Ketchn -
      nets and trot lines , not fun , nice ketch
    1. Anchor Man's Avatar
      Anchor Man -
      Been there, done that. Only my experience with a trait line was one that wasn't marked. So needless to say I was upset and my very sharp knife did the trick.
    1. hdhntr's Avatar
      hdhntr -
      man talk about a bummer end to a really good day!
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