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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
I laught when I see your topic...
Because I have the Golden rule is "Silent"
Be silence and I'm fishing and catch <>< and more <>< <>< <><
Last edited by Silent; 16-03-2007 at 08:57 PM.
Reason: Correct spelling
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
My brothers and I don't go fishing enough for me to ever even contemplate playing a prank on them that would cost them a fish.
.......heheheh but that doesn't stop me from playing other pranks whilst fishing.
A few of my favorites are:
1. When I see them fishing the bottom, I'll sit down next to them and secretly tug their line near the reel. That causes the rod tip to go nuts and they think they just got a huge hit. When they set the hook into nothing, I say, "Darn! Missed him eh? That's a shame! Looked like a big one too!" After the fifth time or so, they usually catch on and they'll hit me with the nearest rock.
2. My younger brother is terrified of bugs. He's been that way since he was knee high to a grasshopper (which he fears). This opens up a whole world of pranks for me to pull on him. The best and easiest is to wait for him to hook a fish. While he's fighting it, I'll pick a blade of grass and tickle the back of his neck with it. He instantly does the "I have a bug on me shiver" where he puts his shoulder to his ear and yells, "Get it off me! Get it off me!" Then, I'll say, "I can't risk it! It's a huge wasp and if I frighten it, he'll sting you! Besides, I have to net your fish!" After the fish is netted, he'll have me check him. I'll say something reassuring like, "I think it's gone--------unless he crawled down your shirt!" After I confess, he'll hit me with the nearest rock.
3. This one was evil and I'm not going to repeat it in this lifetime for fear of being sent prematurely into the next. I got into a snag and pretended to have a big fish on. I called to my brother, "Get the net! I've got a big one hooked!" He comes running over with the net. I said, "The water is awful shallow, I hate to ask this of you but do you think you can wade out a little and net him in the deeper water, I don't think I can get him close enough to shore." He reluctantly agreed and went out soaking his feet. Then I said, "Aw heck, he ran me into a snag! I lost him! Can you unhook me since you're feet are wet anyway?" He did. On his way back to shore, he looked at my face to see if what just happened to him, had indeed happened to him. I tried my best not to laugh but alas, I failed and gave myself away.
I can't remember his exact phrasing but I think it was, "I'LL KILL YOU!!!" That time, I got hit with the three nearest rocks (also the biggest).
There have been many others but those stand out. And just to clarify, the pranks go both ways between my brothers and I. They've got me PLENTY of times. Believe me. I still have the scars.
I wouldn't ever cost them a fish with a prank. I enjoy watching them catch a fish as much as I enjoy catching one myself to be honest. That's a good thing too because I rarely catch as much as them. Spend to much time thinking of jokes to play on them.
"When we remember we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained.-- Mark Twain"
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Ausfish Bronze Member
Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
I have a mate that I rarely fish with because if he catches the first fish it will be the only fish that either of us catch. Its turned into a bit of joke because he started to wait till I caught a fish before he casts out, which is usually a long time
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
My partner is my wife who I fish with 99% of the time and she usually "out" fishes me. So she's always comming. "Check the spelling guys its all good!!! and with me that is !!!!!"
I will be at Tweed in late march to do a charter off shore (Sat) and taking our camper trailer down ther for a few four days with my fishin mate (Jan).
Can't wait!!!! Except that whilst I am 20 odd K off shore she will probably "out fish me" for the day -- who gives a s#@t !!!!
Doesn't matter - male female. brothers sisters, husband and wife--- --- it's all about being there.
Boats, landbased, creerks (off shore and creeks) who cares. Being there to do it with your mate(s) and don't cheat (however) is what it's about.
Just like a game of any description - if you cheat you only cheat yourself!!!!!
Cheers and have a good one.
Pete
Last edited by Raesen; 16-03-2007 at 11:21 PM.
Reason: more info
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
who cares, the rule on my boat we share the fish we bring home doesnt matter who catchs them.
Last edited by Rod Fishing; 17-03-2007 at 12:24 AM.
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
Tinn
Surely you jest?
Burning or nicking their line!
Its not even funny ,ya clown.
I mainly fish alone,but when someone else is aboard as long as fish are hitting the deck,I'm happy.
cheers Scott
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
I'm afraid I've never outfished anyone!
To me, a day on the water with good company, solving political problems, both state and federal, is what it's all about.
Any fish that I (might) catch is a bonus.
TOL
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
Next time you post something thats supposed to be funny Tinn, ask some people to remove the pole before they type!!! Its supposed to be fun too. El carpo very funny I bet you do have a few scars. The only thing iv'e ever done is when someones drifted away rip on there line so they think they've had a big hit. Very funny if there just about asleep they wake up with a shock striking the rod curseing that they just missed a big one, until they see me laughing.
Andrew
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Re: How to out fish your Fishing Partner
Simple for me, anything I catch is MINE, anything he catches is OURS..... I always win!!!! Although I did miss a gaff shot on a big Spano at Xmas, hit the lure instead of the fish thus pulling the hooks (first time in a long time mind you), just waiting for the revenge..... what goes around comes around!!!
Kev, wish your theory worked in my boat, when a good fish is on its elbows, fists and knees in all directions to get to the rod first!!!!
Good post Tinn, love it!
Shane
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