Big Sky
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This pretty much sums it up for me.
That's About Right
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putm2sleep
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high dollar lure, or big fish lost face for sure ---- was it both?
and what did ya lose?
and what did ya lose?
putm2sleep
New member
cute visla pup....
Big Sky
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putm2sleep, expensive Rapala, very big rainbow trout. 
putm2sleep
New member
Thought so. I was laughing when I saw your message - figured you were into a good one with your successes My expensive lures get lost in my son's tackle box. And he is figuring out that $6-10 dollar lures need a good knot, and planful, safe casts.
My expensive lures get lost in my son's tackle box. And he is figuring out that $6-10 dollar lures need a good knot, and planful, safe casts.
HAHA! Perfect !! I sent this to my daughter, she emailed me back and said I make that face a lot! A couple weeks ago I was casting a Rapala Esko in the shallows for spawning walleyes, this bait is no longer available in the US. 1 fish and 20 casts later the bill is broken right off of it. I get home and look on the computer to try to scrounge up a replacement, they range from $17-$30 each, most are in foreign countries. - UGH!
starvingoutdoorsman
Active member
Ive done that with every single musky lure as soon as I get tired of my steel leader. Those bucktail spinners can get costly.
Big Sky
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To tell the truth I really wanted to pitch a Happy Gilmore-type fit. However, I just walked over to the bank, threw my rod on the grass to my right, and my hat got tossed down hard to my left. Then I sat down and had that puppy's look on my face for about 5 minutes, while I pouted in frustration. Finally pulled it together and went back to fishing. Hate losing expensive lures, but hate losing big fish even more.
