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who get their jollies from torturing and killing fish.
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Nothing but relaxed people...
who get their jollies from torturing and killing fish.
Whatever turns you on.
He owns it, its called e-FishNSee
Nobody said we killed them
You would actually find that a good fisherman catches and releases more than he takes and keeps to maintain the fish population.
Definitely like the concept of what your dad is selling.
For me personally the price is a little rich, especially cause the flashlight isnt included.
One thought I had for you guys was to maybe put a blacklight inside. As we all know a black light will really light up fluorescent fishing line and make it glow. If this system would light the rode and also the line you would have a real killer product.
For me personally the price is a little rich, especially cause the flashlight isnt included.
One thought I had for you guys was to maybe put a blacklight inside. As we all know a black light will really light up fluorescent fishing line and make it glow. If this system would light the rode and also the line you would have a real killer product.
But that is the end result of your recreational activity.
You're subjecting a creature to life-theatening levels of stress and agony.
If it's all about being in the great outdoors, then just take a picture.
You're subjecting a creature to life-theatening levels of stress and agony.
If it's all about being in the great outdoors, then just take a picture.
Wow you need to relax.
We fish for fun and then release. That is far better than hunting.
By the way to the smart@#s who said to take a picture, go out and try to take a picture of a bass that is three feet underwater buried in the weeds and in dark blue green water. DOESNT WORK
Also there is no killing involved. Plus dont tell me that if you didnt have a mouse or a rat running around your house that you wouldnt put out a trap.
Get off your high horse and give it a rest.
So you only have a problem if its rogue?
Let me ask do you have a dog? Do you put it on a leash? That restricts its free will and essentially breaks its spirit. Better yet do you have a electric fence? That harms the animal.
Let me guess a vegetarian? Would you have a problem if we ate the fish?
Fishing is something I wish I did more. I really need to have more productive relaxation overall in my life (and fishing is certainly on the list).
And this thread is starting to make me hungry.
And this thread is starting to make me hungry.
^^^ Yeah, yeah... I've seen one of those before. Now hurry up and push the button that makes it dance and sing a song.
Lookie what I caught today
Oh my, nice fish. These people don't understand and probably masturbate to Prius's on the road.
I'm a liberal, voted for Obama, but still love fishing. I've never kept a fish I've caught.
What is that, about a 4 pounder? I caught my personal best earlier this year on a Watermelon Senko, 4.9 pounds. I wish I had pictures, but was out on a boat and left my camera (aka phone) on the the shore.
I love fishing, keeps me sane.
Thanx
this was my best bass I've ever caught, used a green hula popper after the sun went down. He was 5 lbs. Going to eat it today I wouldnt call myself hardcore by any means but i do enjoy dropping a line every once and a while. I Usually make it out to the coast of maine at least once a year, there even i can catch something . I used to think it was just for crotchety old men with too much time on my hands, but Ive grown to love it.
To whomever is taking issue with the morals surrounding the pastime of fishing, first I respect the idea of animal rights, I was vegetarian for a large portion of my life, but please dont go around saying that all fishermen/women are just getting some sick satisfaction out of watching a fish "suffer". This is hardly the case for most, I personally stick mainly to the catch and release side if things, but if I do end up killing the fish it is done as quickly and humanly as possible.
. I used to think it was just for crotchety old men with too much time on my hands, but Ive grown to love it. To whomever is taking issue with the morals surrounding the pastime of fishing, first I respect the idea of animal rights, I was vegetarian for a large portion of my life, but please dont go around saying that all fishermen/women are just getting some sick satisfaction out of watching a fish "suffer". This is hardly the case for most, I personally stick mainly to the catch and release side if things, but if I do end up killing the fish it is done as quickly and humanly as possible.
I enjoy fishing occasionally, though I prefer fly fishing. Mostly for trout in the Northern California area. I also enjoy Salmon fishing, but I don't use a fly rod for that. Quite fun to reel in a 15-20 pounder.
Wow, did we really need this in the thread? Its not like you're going to change the behavior of people who already enjoy fishing.
Wow, did we really need this in the thread? Its not like you're going to change the behavior of people who already enjoy fishing.
How do you like that 190? Ive got an aquasport 170 opsrey which is starting to get a little tight, especially when you get 5-6 people on it