Thread: Pier Fishing Memorial Day Weekend

I enjoy helping people who are willing to learn. I don't know a whole lot, but I'm willing to share what I've learned from making lots of mistakes.

Originally Posted by crazynewts

Kingkiller, you are one astronomically intelligent young man on the ways of pier fishing!
Were you like, born on the pier? I have friends with a 7 year old who won't be at the head
of the line for "Student of the Year" but can blow a duck call like the Duck Commander!!!

A young man who's dad is my 3rd cousin (family reunion once a year close) graduated in 2011 with my youngest son. He also was not a strong student (although very smart). He is 21 now and is a full time guide in the marshes in S LA making a WHOLE BUNCH of money callin' dem duks.

Originally Posted by Haywire

I enjoy helping people who are willing to learn. I don't know a whole lot, but I'm willing to share what I've learned from making lots of mistakes.

I think I learn more from my screw-ups than my successes. I can usually tell what I did wrong but I don't always remember exactly what I did right.

Originally Posted by crazynewts

Kingkiller, you are one astronomically intelligent young man on the ways of pier fishing!
Were you like, born on the pier? I have friends with a 7 year old who won't be at the head
of the line for "Student of the Year" but can blow a duck call like the Duck Commander!!!

im pretty smart in school too just having a hard time in honors classes this year!

But we make them together George!!!

Originally Posted by Bowdacious

That is how I caught my king last year and learned what to do when I am hooked up and more importantly, what to do when I have a line out and someone else is hooked up. Awesome folks at the pier.

That's how I've caught all my king, I remember one day I was at the pier snobbling and wasn't catching a thing! but I opened my ears to my dear friend Tom Stanzac, he told me how to rig a live bait properly, first cast, bout 30 seconds after I through it out, 27lb king