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Old 12-12-2006, 08:16 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by LIforrelaxin
Well when I am in swiming I put on my mask a couple times a summer and go over to the area where the snags happen, dive down and get any of the hooks an lures I find, sometimes I get none, sometimes 4 or 5. It gives me something to do. In short I say this, if you notice something grab it if you can.... and if it is in a place where it might cause an issue (off the end of a dock or around an identifable swiming area,) let someone know....
That's basically what we do. We usually fish out of a canoe which makes it easier to find the other end of the line. I'd have to say we get about 90% of our lost hooks/lures. If anyone has fished around the islands just south of Green's they'd know what kind of snags, milfoil and other aquatic hazards exist. Many of the lures hooks we get though are just hanging from the branches along the shoreline. It's just a matter of responsibility to your environment.
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