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#528- “fishing is gay" Edition

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>>2832684

janny pls…

Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle
https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N

New Bong Fishin Guide
https://pastebin.com/sDB5SQTq

First for best telescopic rod is the one you exchanged for a 3pc.

Talk about fishin
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>>2837750
Your jimmies look rustled
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>>2837750
Skid has been an open furry faggot in this thread for well over half a decade, but the biggest faggots are always the people who don’t ignore that shit like a normal person.
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>>2837758
Yeah take a look at your thread and tell me its normal you fucking disgusting fags

Sick fuck perverts
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>>2837758
It is kinda fun watching them foam at the mouth over it though.
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>>2837764
>drawing of a guy catching a fish
>"OH EMM GEE ITS DEGENERATE STUFF I NEED TO GO CLUTCH MY PEARLS"
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>>2837768
The AI generated character does bear a loose resemblance to yourself, is shirtless, and the thread is called "fishing is gay". It's whatever, but you were stirring the pot on this one.
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>>2837771
The picture is from a video game and "Fishing is gay" is soecifically in refeeence to this post in the last thread
>>2837165
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>>2837747
That's really funny. I hate it, but that's funny.
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Fantastic news i have an estimated drlivery date for my new wadeing boots
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>>2837764
I generally look at the bottom of the thread where the new posts are, not the top. You’re not a retard using autoload so you can’t just pass over a thumbnail, are you? It’s a thread about fishing, post fish or discuss fishing. Better yet, find and or take pictures of sluts with fish, one of the reasons why KVD is slow to post new threads is because he’s running out of his fishing slut pictures. Helping him with this will reduce the number of threads started with pictures that don’t fit the formula.
>>2837766
I hate the image because it’s AI. Stop feeding Techno-Baal.

Anyways, post dinks.
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how do you cook your fish? What are your favorite recipes and where do you find them?
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>>2837777
I, too, hate ai, but the game this screenshot is from released in 2017, i dont think they had a.i. generated images then. There are some continuity errors like the line not coming out of the reel but im pretty sure thats human error not ai slop.


Is that a dink spotted bass? Spots are cool.
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>>2837790
You are too terminally online if you count 4chan as human interaction. Also, it’s 4chan, you are positing with scum at every remove, whether they show your their face or not.
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>>2837786
>Is that a dink spotted bass? Spots are cool.
I think it’s just a pretty largemouth. I caught it in northern Wisconsin, hundreds of miles from the nearest Spottie.
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>>2837794
Exactly 4chan is for degenerates by degenerates there is no one who uses 4chan who is not a degenerate, using 4chan makes you a degenerate by default.
>>2837795
Aye fair, it is a pretty largemouth though.
>wisconsin
You musky fish? Muskies are hella.
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>>2837796
Caught 2 muskies 2 weekends ago, bigger one was 38, but my friend with the camera was passing me and I didn’t turn in my canoe enough so I’m pointing the fish at the camera in the only good shot of it I have.
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>>2837821
Congrats on those fish, 38 is solid. Im hoping to get out with my buddy to go musky fishing sometime jn the near future, september is usually really good fishing on my local musky lake
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>>2837747
What happened to the big titty fishing girls?
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>>2837830
Out of stock
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>>2837747
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Holy fuck, give me your best tips and lure recs for pink salmon, casting from the dock or shore. They're going nuts , tons jumping out of the river by me
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>>2837887
Red and Gold spoons.
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>>2837776
What did you get? I went to a couple fly shops on my Colorado trip and found the Patagonia combat-style boots to be very nice. All the dedicated, independent fly shops hate Simms now.
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>>2837901
Simms tributary boots. They're cheaper than the orvis clearwater boots theyre replacing
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>>2837902
I liked the flyweights, but they went to shit really fast. They began to delaminate in less than a year of use, but this year's model looks better.
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>>2837921
Hopefully these dont bite me in the ass. Ive got some cheap simms stickingfoot waders, i forget if theyre freestone or tributary or what, but i really like them and figured the boots would be decent.
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I fell for the fishing meme and I cannot catch anything
>8 or so trips on different fresh water river banks and lakes
>mornings and evenings, 2-6 hours at a time
>spinners, grubs, minnows, etc
>able to locate the fish, cannot catch one for dear life
Are fish even real?
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>>2837967
Start on easy mode, get some #8 aberdeen hooks, small bobbers, maybe a tiny splitshot, and some redworms and go harass sunfish.
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>>2837967
senko wacky worm time.
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texas rig/jig/frog casting rod 200-300 usd
go
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> You will go fishing, and you will catch nothing!
> You will eat the bugs yourself.
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>>2838001
Reel too in that budget? St. Croix BassX in medium heavy or heavy, and a good reel. No reel needed in that budget? St. Croix Legend Tournament Bass.
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>>2838038
naa, just for the rod
why st croix, all their shit went to mexico and their warranty is ass now
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>>2838036
What if """the bugs"""" tastes better and easier to catch?
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>>2838040
>all their shit went to mexico
Only the “cheap” stuff and you can’t find a rod made in the USA for less than their cheaper US made rods.
>and their warranty is ass now
I still got a 6 year old $180 rod replaced for $20 last year because I broke the tip like an ape. Of course, if you can’t drive to Park Falls you’re going to pay shipping too. Does anyone making nice rods still have a no-cost lifetime any longer?

Anyways, that’s not why I recommend St. Croix, I recommend St Croix because I prefer fishing with the St. Croix Premier to fishing with the other ~$200 factory made rods I’ve tried, including Shimano Inteza and Daiwa Tatula. I’ve since bought more expensive St. Croix rods, though I’ll admit that I haven’t cross shopped a Legend with the other stuff in the $300-$350 price range or a Legend Elite with the other stuff in the $400 price range.
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>>2838046
honest question, and not trying to garner the attention of "hurr, durr America best" crowd

but, why does it only seem like Americans are about warranties in hobby items like fishing gear, wouldn't you like a cheaper upfront price, that doesn't incentivize the company to make extensive warranty policies? most of those product warranty policies just add price to the initial purchase. that you, again, wouldn't need if it was properly made product?

i dunno, thats probably a question for some bored economist, but, eh
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>>2837971
For some reason when you tell somebody to just throw a bobber and a worm on they take is as a personal insult.
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>>2838049
>why does it only seem like Americans are about warranties in hobby items like fishing gear, wouldn't you like a cheaper upfront price, that doesn't incentivize the company to make extensive warranty policies?
I think too many people are worried about warranties too, but the idea is that if there’s an unconditional warranty, a company is going to make the product as well as they can to control the costs of replacing it. This was certainly the case at a certain point in time, but who knows now?

I legit don’t care about saving the $30 or whatever per rod that the actuary tables might say a rod company might save by going from a 7 year to a 1 year warranty on a $150-200 rod, though. Races to the bottom do nothing good for the quality of product.
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>>2838052
i genuinely dont know anymore, i have ABU wheels that i can drive to the old factory and have serviced, which i love, but i also see the decline, how sustainable is this, egocentrically for me, but then i hear from the factory workers that most refurb jobs come from over seas, and knowing that the Chinese market for legacy sporting equipment is so much high, idonno man. its a mystery to both of us
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>>2837967
Warm or cold water rivers and lakes? What kind of fish are in there? I moved from warm water to cold and the entire fishing experience changed. I needed to learn new techniques for these fish. We can better suggest what to do next if you give us a bit more detail.
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>>2838036
I feed ze bugs to my chickens and quail and they give me eggs in return. I eat ze eggs.
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>>2838051
Only because Americans are completely obsessed with bass and don't care about any other fish.
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>>2838063
>fly fishing with the 2wt in my creek
>boomers pull up asking if I caught anything
>yeah lots of bluegill
>no reposense and they leave
This happens a lot. They look at me like an alien for it. They'd probably look at me like I'm insane if I told them I ENJOY catching shiners on my ultralights lmao.
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>>2838059
Warm water. I don’t really want to travel that far to lakes and streams an hour or two away yet before I catch something closer to me. As far as type of fish, it’s usually smallmouth, spotted bass, and sunfish. Theres others of course but those are the main ones with smallmouth being the most common. I really don’t care what I catch though I’m fine with anything at this point.
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>>2838046
are they better than exprides
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>>2838001
Those techniques require different rods. A frogging rod is going to be a heavy. The others will be a medium-heavy. I like St. Croix rods, and I would recommend something between 6'6" and 7'3". If I had to choose one rod, it would definitely be a medium-heavy. The Victory is a good rod, but so are the BassX and Legend Tournament.
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>>2838060
You're not that Rudy guy, are you?
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>>2838137
they really don't
i'm not fishing 20 pounders in the swamps of florida with frogs
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>>2838001
this is what tacticalbassin uses and they usually shill gloomis so it must be good.
> https://megabassusa.com/product/orochi-xx-f5-5-75xx-braillist/
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>>2838066
Why is that the case? Aren't all fish interesting?
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>>2838067
A worm and bobber will catch sunfish most of the time. A shiny golden hook alone is sometimes all you need for bluegill when they're active. Depending on how hot it is there, you may need to go very early in the morning, before sunset and leave by 9. You can also try going at 6 or 7pm and fishing until you can't see to tie knots or see your bobber. If you can have more than one rod(if you have more than one), put one on a bobber which you'll have in the water most of the time and one that you're working a lure. This helps you keep the line with the bait in the water and not constantly fucking with it and it helps if, like me, you have ADD and can't just sit and stare at a bobber. On your second line, try a wacky rigged Senko worm. Just throw it out and jig it back in slowly. For smallys and spotted bass I like pumpkin seed and chartreuse and white. Spinnerbaits are also pretty easy to run, cast and retrieve. You can do more with them, but that's all you need to get started. For those bass I like gold willow leaf(single or double) and chartreuse and white skirts. If your water is muddy go for dark colors like black, blue and purple for all of the above.
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>>2838184
Thank you, anon. I think I’m going to try to home in on live worm with a bobber and senkos. I’ve not tried either of them yet. As of yet I like the beetle spinners the most as they don’t catch on the rocks constantly but as you can imagine I’m not set on anything as I’ve not caught anything.
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>>2837747
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Chinook are in the tribs boys
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>>2838140
If you know so much about tackle, then why ask me for advice about it?
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it's my first time here
i've used 4ch for ages and fishing for longer than that and only today i thought of searching for a fishing thread
so, are you guys cool?
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>>2838190
That faggot shit will never make it as the OP image for this thread.
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>>2838188
You can also use those beetle spins under a bobber. You can fish most jig style lures under a bobber. Cast it out, let it settle, give it a couple light jigs and reel in the slack, let it sit for a minute and repeat(jig, reel slack and wait). The bobber suspends it off of the bottom. The jigging makes it look like a distressed bait fish. The pause makes it look like it's running low on energy and can barely manage to struggle every once in a while. It all adds up to an easy meal to the fish.


Spinnerbaits are pretty good at avoiding rocks. They also ride hook up. Those beetle spins are basically a small spinnerbait with a jigging worm instead of a fixed weighted head/hook and a skirt. If you like those, you'll like spinnerbaits.
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>>2838179
I dunno. If I said I were catching bass they'd have a whole ass conversation with me. Fishing for bluegill is for kids, I guess, so they don't have interest in them.

>>2838243
We're one of the slowest threads on one of the slowest boards so take it as you will.
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>>2838066
>>2838179
As much as people complain about millenials and video games or the iPad drones of Gen Alpha, Boomers were raised by the television. So if Al Linder Virgil Ward and Bill Dance didn’t tell them about how fun and prestigious a fish was to catch while they were parked in front of the boobtube, they can’t comprehend fishing for them.
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>>2838125
I’ve never owned an expride, so I couldn’t tell you. I will say that I love my Legends and am not interested in trying out different $250-350 rods just to make sure that the grass isn’t greener on the other side of the fence.
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>>2838301
It's all a pissing contest, I guess. I'm never going to beat my PB in this state so I'm just content to feel fish bite the line. Fishing for panfish takes me back to when I was a kid with my pawpaw so it makes me happy.
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>>2838301
> boomers were raised by the television
why do zoomers always confuse boomers with gen x?
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>>2838323
Boomer detected
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Last ring of my telescopic rod broke, it's one of those folding ones like the one in this pic.
What are my options? I don't want to disassemble the whole thing to put a new one and I don't thing glue is gonna do it, I thought about welding it.
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>>2838060
I hope you have a license for that illegal poultry farm with two hens..
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>>2838365
Take a pic of the kind of ring
Fixed one like that with a knot and a bit of superglue
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>>2838365
If it’s metal, solder it. Use wet paper towels to keep the heat off of the plastic/composite parts.

But also there’s a deal on the Kasking Brutus 4 piece rods right now and you should upgrade. They aren’t as good as a St. Croix Premier or a Daiwa 4 piece, but they are decent.
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>>2838303
i understand that
i like my exprides a lot but want to try something else, just worried about being disappointed
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>>2837844
>>2837844
netted some shrimp in the st johns today
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>soft plastics been around 40 years
>manufactures still can’t find a way to prevent them from melting together in a tackle box
no nigga i don’t want to keep the original packaging for 20 different baits
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>>2838440
Just don't mix plastisol with TPE, bucko. It's a chemistry and physics issue.
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>>2838440
Colors will bleed regardless. Just get over it.
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actually got some top water hits today, first time ever for me. very exciting. unfortunately the bass were not skilled enough to actually grab the lure.
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>>2838256
Yeah because 4chan doesn't want no law suit on them they barely make enough money off the kids trying to sell dildos and fefes from 4chin ads. Having any of Mr Fishing Florida Water images without approval from his legal department would send chins to a court room.
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What lures are the best for catching pond perch? I'm a Michigan Bass fisherman through and through and I'm moving to some random town in the PNW where they only stock the ponds with Trout and Perch for some retarded reason
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>>2838600
curl tail and inline spinners always work
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funny how different demographics pursue different species. in my area
>boomers
walleye and salmon
>millenials
bass
>zoomers
pike and trout
>chinamen
catfish
>russoids
carp
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>>2838607
>>chinamen
this chinese dude the other day came up to me when i was fishing and i was asking him what fish he likes to eat cause hes a slant eyed gook so he probably eats bottomfeeders but he said that he doesnt like carp or catfish and likes walleye and pike
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>>2838614
also he said bass was gross which i thought was weird but is apparently a common opinion among those who didnt grow up eating it
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>>2838607
in the southeast it's
blacks and white rednecks
> catfish
mexicans
> everything, but they only use catfish rigs
middle-class suburbanites
> bass
upper-middle-class suburbanites
> traveling to fish for trout and saltwater fishing on their parent's boat
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>>2838607
>funny how different demographics pursue different species
i can go back up to 4 generations behind in my family and we all fished mostly the same thing because we all fished in the same places in the same region
the only thing my great grandpa fished and i don't is eels
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reason most people fish
> like catching fish
reason autistic people fish
> like collecting cool looking lures, reeling them fast, and watching how they swim through the water.
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>>2838622
why not both?



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