Old boyscout marine improvised tip.
Carve yaself a little diagonal notch in the handrail plank and yo'r pole wont be all slidin around. Saves on zip ties.
Your welcome
-Guinea
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Old boyscout marine improvised tip.
Carve yaself a little diagonal notch in the handrail plank and yo'r pole wont be all slidin around. Saves on zip ties.
Your welcome
-Guinea
WOW! How come nobody has ever thought of this before? :confused:
Oh thats right, there are already million notches in the pier railing.
Thanks, guess the secret to these is outta the bag now.
Or you could always hold it....
I personally wouldn't want someone walking on to my pier cutting notches.
Those notches are really nice when you are bent over the rail trying to help net or gaff a fish and you get skewered by a big old splinter where someone notched the rail without consideration for fellow anglers. Not to mention vandalism to state property.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guinea4Gadsden
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[QUOTE=Guinea4Gadsden;77971]Old boyscout marine improvised tip.
Carve yaself a little diagonal notch in the handrail plank and yo'r pole wont be all slidin around. Saves on zip ties.
Another tip: Carry a knife or clippers, in case you need to accidentally cut zip-ties.
Those notches are how I mark my personal spots on the rail, so when I tell you to move I can prove that you're in my place.
Don't leave your rod unattended it may end up swimming.
Hilarious!Quote:
Originally Posted by Haywire
Tru'dat... I've seen quite a few rods go for swim.Quote:
Originally Posted by DUCK