when baiting your hook would you say your a ?
912903
master baiter.. been around the block once or twice. :P\n\n\njust have to say I love these answers so far.. hahaha Good question!
332137
depending on the size and if your going to keep it for a trophy or not if you use a tail rope then gaff by the mouth cut your line keeping your fingers intact i would not try removing the hook if you do not have the experiance with the tailrope secured to a cleat drag it behind the boat until you drown it from water going through the gills backwards and unless your 100%sure it's dead i would not put it into the boat
675198
Do you and your partner only use sports metaphors in the bedroom? Is getting lucky a slam dunk? Do you try to score every night. If you don't get enough do you become a basket case, or do you just bounce off the wall? Is she right down your alley, or are your thoughts in the gutter? Do you try for a hole in one with a stiff putter? Is this the fairway to do things? You just bowl me over sometimes. Remember there is a penalty for high sticking.
106842
To fish for eels by thrusting a baited hook into their hiding places.\n\nTo catch (an eel) in this manner.
558560
I guessing you like to bait people.
1035758
Look your best \n\nHey if u have to be abduced do it in style
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Cut the line. The hook will dissolve in the fishes stomach or digestive tract. If it is stuck in the gills and bleeding you might as well pull it out cuz he's as good as dead. If you are fishing in a strictly catch and release lake, river or pond then I would definitely cut the line cuz you might get in trouble for riping out the fishes guts. When you rip out the hook the fish dies. Tell your hubby to knock it off and buy some new hooks!!! Happy Fishing
1103949
wtf are you trying to say?
1147026
It might be as "be straight in your response" or "fair" or "quick and accurate reply". Anyway it depends to the reference to the context.
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You can't "hook" anyone unless they want to be "hooked"...for sure don't through yourself at him...just be yourself, if he falls for you "GREAT", if he doesn't "It wasn't meant to be".  Good Luck.
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Absolutely,either way you end up smelling like fish.At least when your fishing you can brag and take picures of your catch...
936758
Is this a trick question
396658
I've got three go to baits.\n1. tube bait rigged weedless with no weight(drive 'em nuts)\n2. Jerk bait (red fin, repala)\n3. rattle trap (nuff said.)
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if the like you back, or u think they like you, just go for it. say it casually. and if thy shoot you down. no worries. there's plenty of fish in the sea.
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When someone asks you.
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fish bait. use for flie fishing.
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Well, poo on "Report abuse".  I like to put some worms in a ziplock bag, spray with a garlic attractant, and then sprinkle in some garlic salt.  I only tend to use scents when the fishing is tough, but on a couple times, the bass really loved this mix.  On one occasion, on almost every cast for about an hour, I had around 20 bass hit my worm marinade.  Make this mix the night before you fish, so that the worms can soak in the flavor.  Keep in mind that bass attractants do not attract the bass, it only masks the odor of humans, and plastic to ensure a few extra seconds to set the hook, before the bass spits the worm out and you miss them.  If you really want to out-fish your hubby, get some YUM products.  They use an attractant that is built in to the bait, and works very well. I would suggest you get some YUM dingers.  Rig them texas style without any wieght.  Cast at the edges of any and all cover, and hold on to the rod, let the worm sink to the bottom as you pull the slack up with the rod tip, not reeling in any line.  I find most times, bass hit the worm after the initial "kerplunk", so keeping a semi-taut line will let you feel even the most subtle hits. But watch your line as well, because sometime you don't feel the hit, but your line will shoot off or move in one direction or the other.  If you don't get any bites on the first fall, let the bait sink to the bottom, and give it a few tugs, so the worm jumps about 1 foot off the bottom.  Usually bass will watch the worm, and this twitching will entice them to eat it. If it doesn't, hop it all the way back to you.  Don't tug to hard, or bass will be turned off, and know it's a fake.  I have drastically improved my catch rate using YUM dingers.  They come in 3,4,5,6,and 7 inch worms, as well as a 9 inch split-tail model.  I use the 4 inch and would suggest you get the same size, as well as a 6 or 7 inch size too.  I live in PA, and in this region, watermelon seed color works the best.  You should also try the YUM 7 inch ribbontail worm.  They work great also.  I have caught over 50 bass in the past month using YUM products, and would be lying if I told you YUM had nothing to do with it.  I think they have a great product for a low price too. When you buy them, also buy some Gamakotsu #1 size worm hooks.  They allow the worms to fall properly, and at a good and enticing rate.  Have fun, and trust me, with YUM, you WILL outfish your husband. Tight lines