O.K. who else does this

haha ditto, especially when people are watching, plus it feels so dam good.lol

 

I try to get them in and out. Espcially if there are others around me. Too many times have I had fools think they have the right to roll on my spot while I am still on it. If I am by myself then I do the same because more often then not I get the majority of my bites in one specific spot on the spot I was fishing and I don't want to let the flurry die down while I still on the first fish. I have found this especially true when I throw a trig or fish dads. I can catch my limit on the same area sometimes when I find the money spot on whatever I am fishing. Sometimes this is not the case, but more often then not it is.

 

oooohhhhhhhh sooonnnnnnnnnn!!!!!! MAN ALIIIIIIVVVEEEEE!!!!! Big or small u hear me yellin across the lake Much more fun to make a spectacle of it

 

Gotta agree with Dbl B here.
Less thrashing about means more fish, less forced sharing/folks sneaking up on yuh (annoying knats buzzing 'round) :angry:
Plus less monkeying around means less likely to break off and leave a hook or lure in a fish. I HATE that!!

And I am more than likely fishing barbless so there's that going for subdueing a fiesty peces quickly without the chancy hub-bub. :dry: :blink:

 

I some times do th Mike Ike thing when i Catch a tiny dink as a joke but when the bite is on its all business cause I do not want people decending on an area I am fishing.My kid caught two fish in a row the other day a some guy comes over and throws his line right across were my kid was fishing and my kid was being quiet when he caught his.Thats when I decided to tie on a crankbait and proceeded to rake that dudes lines out of the way then did the Mike Ike thing The Guy did not say anything cause he Knew he was wrong :lol:

 

My brother pulls them in while talking like Hank Parker and that funny voice of his.

 

I do it every catch,....but if I realize it's a decent fish, then I tend to hurry the hell up and land that sucka!!

 

I like the fight. It is the best part of working a bait for a strike and battle it in. I like to see my drag pulling pole bent and looking to get it to the boat. Now if I hook my first double digit, I want it to just jump in the boat so I have one. Then I will fight the rest. I don't make noise, I let the fish do that.

 

I give my wife that line every Saturday morning.........But I won't be around at all, so don't even bother to call. Cause on a day like today there's one place I gotta be..... Gone fishin. She laughs and I end up cutting the lawn.

 

You should have heard me last week doing a drift in 45 feet on an incoming tide in San Diego Harbor. 18 inch 3 pound sand bass.\
YEEE HAAAAAAAAAA! Yea Now That's What I'm Talking About!