Posted by glennster on May 14, 2020 at 15:51:57 from (99.90.9.201):
In Reply to: Trot line???? posted by Greg1959 on May 14, 2020 at 13:50:55:
just popped in to my head..... any body ever fish with yo-yo’s? they were spring loaded metal spools with about 6 feet of nylon line. about the size f a snuff can. ( remember snuff?). you would bait the hook with a chub minnow or big crawdad, hand it from an overhanging branch above the water and spool out enough line for the bait to just be under the surface. then set the trigger. when a fish hit, the trigger released the spring and set the hook. we used them a lot on lake norfork in mountain home arkansas. they made kid of a loud snap then they triggered. you needed a bunch of buddies, a bonfire on shore, plenty of beer and a rowboat. when somebody yelled... yo yo!, youd pile in the boat and go get yer fish. .
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