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Stogies and fishing. ??


The Yeti

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I've always wondered if smoking a stogie while fishing, affects the scent or catch rate? What are everyones thoughts. I'll light one up every once in a while. It's relaxing to be fishing and enjoying a good cigar. (I prefer Acid brand by Drew Estate or the Indian Tabac tubos)

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I normally hate smoking/smokers but do also really enjoy a good cigar while fishing. I really do not know why either. I like La Habaneras from the Dom republic. Had a brother in law doing missionary work down there and sent some back...WOW!
I don't think it affects one way or the other, just keep the butts/unsmoked parts in the boat!

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I'm fortunate to have a smoke shop with a walk-in humidor within a few blocks. So far I like the Questa Ray #9 and anything from Macanudo as long as it isn't to dark. I enjoy the more mellow (light wrappers) cigars. A good cheep cigar is a Savoy torpedo. We get them for about 2$ a piece down here and they are worth it, no cigar hang over taste in your mouth.
If I go catfishing and don't have a campfire I usually light a Swisher Sweet and let it sit for the mosquitos to gag on.

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A good cigar while watching a bobber at night on Mille Lacs or waitin' for a cat to pick up the cut bait, it almost doesn't matter what the catch rate is (notice, I said 'almost'). CAO Brazilia Samba, just about any Padron, or when there's some extra $, any of the Ashton VSG's (not for the faint of heart!!!!)

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I quit cigarettes about seven years ago, and have been doing cigars ever since. I have found that if I forget a smoke in the truck, my catch is usually much lower. I firmly believe that fish enjoy a good cigar almost as much as I do. Love La Gloria Cubana's. The best smoke I ever had was a Cuban Cohiba torpedo. Ever tried a Opus X? They are a great Dominican smoke made by Fuente.

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I had a couple of Romeo Y Julieta tubos that said Havana, Cuba on the tube. Authentic cubans? Not sure. But boy, oh boy were they tasty. I also indulge in a Puros Indios once in a while. Strong stogie, but a nice draw and plenty of smoke.

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Oh yeah, gotta have the stogies! Who cares about the catch rate, LOL.

I used to be a member of the Thompson Cigar co, but their customer service gave me a lousy experience, so I bailed. Now I get all my cigars from Finck Cigar in Texas.

When I splurge, I like Fuentes 858's, or any Hoyo de Monteray. Most of the time now, I go for much less expensive cigars. Finck has overstock and factory seconds sales that notify me via email. Right now, I have a box of overstocked Casino Clubs in natural wrapper, and they are wonderful. Nice and mild. Their Travis Club Senators are also a very good cigar for the money.

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I'm still spoiled from my Bahamas honeymoon and the steady diet of Cuban Cohibas. As said earlier, truly the best smoke made.
In the states, I like to enjoy Romeo & Julietas as well as Fuentes and Opus.
By the way, if this thread gets any longer I'm going to use it as a petition the stop the Cuban trade embargo!

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Definitely goes hand in hand. But if you're like me, and can't set your rod down, you may be in trouble. Once set the hook on a bass bare arm went straight into cherry, cherry rolled down bare back and into shorts. I was dancing more than the bass.

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