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  1. #16

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Quote Originally Posted by Poodroo View Post

    Another habit I was guilty of but grew out of. Glad I am not the only one to have done this.

    Regards,

    Poodroo

    I find that i enjoy my catching more through letting them run and have their mad dash for freedom. Unless of course it turns out that the mongrels had a nice snag or rock waiting to bust me off.

  2. #17

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Buying more rods, reels, lures, plastics and tackle when i've already got a shed full of it.

  3. #18

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Poodroo that is my pet hate too mate. Especially the guys that take the time to prepare burley. It's barely taken enough time to start working and your off to the next spot. Could use a tone of burley and not bring one fish to the bait. My first rod that I bought as a young teenager had an alvey and now my bad habit is remembering I cant chuck my good gear in the sand anymore. Alvey still has its place for me though.

    Chris
    Democracy: Simply a system that allows the 51% to steal from the other 49%.

  4. #19

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    reelemin1974, I have been using this philosiphy/fact throughout my whole life and although it has got me in trouble from time to time it has afforded me some excellent days fishing and at work has got a hell of a lot more done. I actually should have it as my signature. You may have heard it before but have a think about it next time a decision comes up...........FORGIVENESS IS FAR EASIER TO ACHEIVE THAN PERMISSION. It can be applied to every aspect of your life with great success

    Cheers Chris
    Democracy: Simply a system that allows the 51% to steal from the other 49%.

  5. #20

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Quote Originally Posted by plaztix View Post
    Buying more rods, reels, lures, plastics and tackle when i've already got a shed full of it.

    I hear that..!!

  6. #21

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Quote Originally Posted by plaztix View Post
    Buying more rods, reels, lures, plastics and tackle when i've already got a shed full of it.
    Not so much rods, but reels to an extent. But due to an obsessive nature, have more packets of hooks and other terminal tackle than i could use in a year, scattered at various points of the house and shed. Went through a phase around 10 year ago, prob. got around 2 or 3 dozen lures as well that didn't even feel the sweet kiss of water.

    Again, hope i have beaten the habit.

  7. #22

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Probably my worst habit now that I am a soft plastics fisherman is seeing new colours and always buying them when I know what colours work and should stick with them. It is starting to turn out a little like stamp collecting.

    Poodroo

  8. #23

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    buying more rods,reels,lures boats!
    it was hard enough when i was getting $12 an hour and $350 a week now with my apprentaship only earning $7 an hour. geez its hard work.
    i was recently paying off a daiwa rod and sol 3000 when the guy at the tackle shop offerd me a good price on a sol 2000. so i bought that aswell. and then i needed a rod to go with it and line ect you know how it goes
    Last edited by breamnut; 05-01-2008 at 04:35 PM.

  9. #24

    Re: Old Fishing Habits That Die Hard

    Quote Originally Posted by breamnut View Post
    now with my apprentaship only earning $7 an hour. geez its hard work.
    What did you start as??
    Just remember the light at the end of the tunnel matey.
    It's only 4 years...mostly
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


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