Sport as well as commercial fishermen do it. It's a standard item on every respectable line fishing paraphernalia. Why not us?
The reflective tape on the gun in segments of 3 to 4 inches placed at gaps of the same measure I.M.H.O. helps break the contiguous silhouette of it.
Since long ago, in addition of a tandem of reflective, silvery little fish stickers on my rail gun (both rubber and alternative pneumatic) I have attached via a green mono-filament foot and a half long a Wilson brand, very realistic squid (big eye and everything!). With a small sinker in-line is keeps it just slightly negative.
In the final approach phase of a hunting dive, I have come to notice that the wandering squid just in front of my gun distracts and in occasions attracts the unsuspecting prey.
Quite a few Amber jacks have strayed from their original path and approach me to inspect. Big mistake!
When I don't need it or to avoid entanglements when loading it just goes underneath the gun with a Velcro.
I know... it's going to be said this is not new
, already posted, so on and so forth...but what can I do?
If flashers are often used on the float line trailing us, why not in front of us?
O.K. I'm ready, shoot away guys!
The reflective tape on the gun in segments of 3 to 4 inches placed at gaps of the same measure I.M.H.O. helps break the contiguous silhouette of it.
Since long ago, in addition of a tandem of reflective, silvery little fish stickers on my rail gun (both rubber and alternative pneumatic) I have attached via a green mono-filament foot and a half long a Wilson brand, very realistic squid (big eye and everything!). With a small sinker in-line is keeps it just slightly negative.
In the final approach phase of a hunting dive, I have come to notice that the wandering squid just in front of my gun distracts and in occasions attracts the unsuspecting prey.
Quite a few Amber jacks have strayed from their original path and approach me to inspect. Big mistake!
When I don't need it or to avoid entanglements when loading it just goes underneath the gun with a Velcro.
I know... it's going to be said this is not new
If flashers are often used on the float line trailing us, why not in front of us?
O.K. I'm ready, shoot away guys!
