[KerryS]

Can I use these on Pass Lake? Sure would be easier than casting a 15 foot leader with a bobber, I mean, strike indicator.

http://trollingbobber.com/

 

[Tim Lockhart]

Very good question, Kerry. On most lakes, yes, however at The Office they are only permissible for users with carpal tunnel or a similar permanent disability to the arm, wrist or hand. Note that a gas powered version is prohibited under any circumstance.

 

[stratocaster]

Wow, can you imagine the fish you would catch using that and the Banjo Minnow!!

 

[Mumbles]

I was rowing my cataraft on a lake, dropped my family off at the swimming beach and then went off to cruise the lilly pads. There was a guy trolling behind a radio controlled boat. I'd like to see a lunker grab it and drag it to the depths of the lake.

Kerry, you never use an indicator?

 

[orangeradish]

Trollamabobber. Word. Looks like a re-purposed vibrator.

 

[Old Man]

I always thought that a bobber was something you used so you could just kick back and enjoy nothing. Well, I see I'm wrong again.

 

[gbeeman]

I thought motors were'nt allowed on Pass Lake!

GBeeman

 

[gone johnson]

I thought motors were'nt allowed on Pass Lake!

GBeeman

That's correct! Kerry will have to hook his bobber up to a kite or something...