"Two Pole" on quality waters

Discussion in 'Stillwater' started by Old406Kid, Nov 25, 2012.

  1. Nick Clayton Active Member

    Posts: 2,066
    Hansville, WA
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    It truly baffles me how many people are willing to tell me I shouldn't fish with two rods simply because that is not how they CHOOSE to fish. Nobody is twisting your arm. I release every trout that I catch. What difference does it make how I catch them?

    As far as the mechanics of using two rods... Personally I LOVE it. I hate fishing lakes where I can't use two rods. I find it helps me get dialed in just a bit quicker, but more than anything it improves my fun factor. I love being able to strip a leech on one rod, and watch for takes on my other. Sure makes for some exciting times when you get a hook up on both rods.

    Nick
  2. zen leecher aka bill w can't keep a secret lake a secret

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    Moses Lake, WA
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    One more thing you should be told. Do not fish the sunken fly and only cast to sighted fish. Wading is not proper either.
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