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Gringo Pescador
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by Gringo Pescador » Thu Sep 19, 2013 6:33 am
HOOKEDONFISHING wrote:I watched a guy take a squid jig to the face today walking behind a guy casting missed his eye by about an inch got stuck in his eyebrow took him and two other people about 20 minutes to get it out.
Oh man - makes me wince to think about it
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Bodofish
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by Bodofish » Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:41 am
Gringo Pescador wrote:HOOKEDONFISHING wrote:I watched a guy take a squid jig to the face today walking behind a guy casting missed his eye by about an inch got stuck in his eyebrow took him and two other people about 20 minutes to get it out.
Oh man - makes me wince to think about it
Just glad we're fishing from the relative safety of a boat!
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chongo469
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by chongo469 » Thu Sep 19, 2013 8:22 pm
Ok, I won't bash on anyone but myself... This year about 2 weeks ago, I was fishing Al Borlin park after work... Wearing my jeans, t-shirt and sneakers... I have a solid hook set and sometimes forget what I'm fishing for so I got a solid hit on a jig and SET..... Ended up not having goof grip on the bottom of my shoes and sand covered rock and went ass over tea kettle on my back, and into the drink .... Held tight to rod and didn't lose the fish but boy I sure looked like a newbie... I was just showing the other guys what not to do...
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kingroobes
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by kingroobes » Fri Sep 20, 2013 9:25 pm
Ill just say that I recently have invested in a cell phone case that is good for up to 6 ft underwater...
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Amx
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by Amx » Sat Sep 21, 2013 5:48 am
Landyards on you phones. Or inside a buttoned pocket. Or a butt pouch.
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spoonman
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by spoonman » Sat Sep 21, 2013 6:29 am
I've lost a couple phones to the river over the years. A handy trick I learned is to put your phone in ziplock freezer bag,but not if its already a little wet, guess how I figured that part out?
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