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rmartin

How good are your casting skills?

#703146 - 08/27/08 11:03 AM

Master caster

Dan Larson

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703212 - 08/27/08 02:53 PM

Pfffft!!! Sure they are good, but can they wrap a Senko around a dock post, boatlift bunk, and a pontoon's prop in one cast? That takes skill... and Molson!!!

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Dan Larson



Walleyebuster

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703213 - 08/27/08 02:56 PM

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!
I just drop mine over the edge of the boat and start backtrolling.

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SES

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703216 - 08/27/08 03:10 PM

Sweeeeeeeeet!

BriankAdministrator

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703230 - 08/27/08 04:09 PM

Anybody can do that during the day light...

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rcr

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703244 - 08/27/08 05:12 PM

i've seen BK cast a sucker with that intensity and accuracy without ever taking a break from his story telling...as the moon crested the tree tops

mrwalleye

Re: How good are your casting skills?

#703248 - 08/27/08 05:30 PM

Did that to a seagull once with a 4oz river sinker even got the poof of feathers like a clay pigeon

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