Took my grandson Colton fishing recently and realized that Grandpa's have no rules. No fish, but let the lad gear up and walk in the water and make some noise. Soon we will give him a sinker, then hooks ;D
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;D ;D ;D
Very cool Tim, you're a good teacher ;) ;D
good times.... ;D
He will be showing you how its done before long Big T. ;)
My wife and I got a nostalgic chuckle out of those pics, thanks.
And protect that skin! (I'm sure you did). My daughter has skin like that still, and she is 23.
Good work Grandpa.
Quote from: Big Tim on July 29, 2015, 02:20:32 AM
.. Soon we will give him a sinker, then hooks ;D
this remained me when my daughters were that young, when I started to put sinker and hooks on their rods I always used the smaller hook for saltwater I could find, and a 1/4oz sinker, and a tab of bait on their disney wmart rods, the idea was to catch just sardines and small fishes, many times they caught some big triggerfish 5-6lb and big spottie bass 3-4lb.
figthing a big triggerfish on 6lb line and toy rod was like fighting a marlin.
great pictures.