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Originally Posted by stevej37
Need worms instead of lures.
And a bobber.
Walmart has both for a couple bucks.
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We had bobbers (lost one, which I blame on myself for not getting it rigged right)
Yeah, next time, live bait for sure.
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Originally Posted by oldE
You got this, Grandpa! They'll have a ball just 'cause they went fishing with Grampy.
Enjoy!
Best
Les
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Yeah, that's true. Just as a grandpa, you want them to get the brass ring. But having a good time and getting the education that you don't always catch a fish is probably even more valuable. Years ago, I was probably 12 or 13 and we were camping in the mountains of NC. Dad took me to a fish farm so I could catch a fish. It was so easy that it wasn't much better than not catching anything.
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Originally Posted by porsche tech
Get some worms. All my fishing is salt water but there’s a lot of catch and release fishing in the neighborhood fresh water lagoons. I’m told beef jerky works good in the lagoons to catch bass.
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Yep, live bait or some sort of meat will be what we'll use next time.
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Originally Posted by vash
you got this!! and you type way younger than a grandpa!!!
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Young at heart.
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Originally Posted by 3rd_gear_Ted
Bring heavy duty wire cutters, a hooked lip, nose or ear happens real quick.
You have to break out as big a hook you can find when you get there to fish.
Gotta impress the G kids.
Night crawlers or chicken livers
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Yep, I had some tools "just in case." Fortunately, we didn't have to use them on any hooked humans!
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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins
I was a dedicated fly fisherman up until the point that our two sons got old enough to want to go fishing. I had to relearn the whole game, since that obviously was not going to work with a four and seven year old. So I hung up the fly rod and assumed the dual roles of canoe paddler and Master Baiter.
Bobbers and Power Bait became my go-to for the kids. Relatively easy to deal with and it keeps forever.
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I'd considered taking the canoe, but getting that thing on and off of the top of the outback and then strapped on is a bear. This fishing trip was pretty impromptu and not well planned. Maybe next time.
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