Spearing Buddies!!

[bassNspear]

i wanted to go, but i was fishing in a bass tournament all weekend, so i was unable to get there.

[Rebel9921]

Were you involved in that Bass Tournament by Frankie's??? I was there Sat night... very nice event!!!

[bassNspear]

i was not there. I was fishing a club tournament up north

[Rebel9921]

Ahhh the State tournament??? up at Hackensack or somewhere near that???

[Hammer Handle]

I don't know about you guys...but I get more excited seeing that huge "living log" come in the hole when spearing than seeing that big buck during deer hunting.

No lie.

[bassNspear]

Its awesome. Its a rush to be able to see that monster fish laying in the hole. Its a great feeling to be able to see them fish just come through, look at the decoy, and stroll on by.

Man i love it.

[Hammer Handle]

Or, after an hour off sitting...nothing...just weeds...nothing...sucker is swimming slowly on the harnes...nothing....

Wait, what is that in the corner of the hole? A weed? No, it's getting bigger. It's a nose!

Then...WHOOSH...he tries to hit the sucker! You pull the line up (as your hand is always on the line) and he misses. He sits in the middle of the hole (taking the whole length of the hole) and slowly looks around for the easy meal. You slowly slide your spear slightly into the water and...........

Can't wait!!

[bassNspear]

Ya man, its the best. I cant wait ither.

[Muskiefool]

Must not be enough registered to make a fiduciary difference, I do like the fact you can fish through the hole now so the kids can fish, because once they start ice angling they will continue to angle as the dark houses continue to disappear from the winter landscape we need to keep the next generation interested in fishing and the outdoors.

[bassNspear]

That is a fact. There is nothing better then getting out and take kids out for a nice day on the ice. The more that you can get out and take kids out for a good day ont he ice, the more they will like it, and the next generation will move on towards helping out other people.