thermacell and fishing
#2
I tried it once, and it didn't work all that great on the boat, I think it's because the boat is in constant motion, therefore the "scent trail" was'nt allowed to go straight up and hover,you were always in front of it.
#4
well i normaly sit and fish unless i am on a strip pit bass or crappie or bluegil fishing. most my fishing is catfishing. going tonight with a friends son because it is his birthday.
His mom told me he said the only thing he wanted was to go fishing on my boat.
Hoping we can catch some pick catfish tonight
His mom told me he said the only thing he wanted was to go fishing on my boat.
Hoping we can catch some pick catfish tonight
ORIGINAL: solocamcan
I tried it once, and it didn't work all that great on the boat, I think it's because the boat is in constant motion, therefore the "scent trail" was'nt allowed to go straight up and hover,you were always in front of it.
I tried it once, and it didn't work all that great on the boat, I think it's because the boat is in constant motion, therefore the "scent trail" was'nt allowed to go straight up and hover,you were always in front of it.
#8
I love mine...every now and then a brave misquito will decide to come in anyway for a drinkbut not too often
. IMO they are worth the $$$ considering not having to worry about the the spray getting on your hands, bait, etc.
. IMO they are worth the $$$ considering not having to worry about the the spray getting on your hands, bait, etc.
#9
Hi,
Last year my brother and I both took our's while fishing in Canada. For the most part they worked great, We were jigging for walleye or casting for pike. The guys that didn't have them were hattin life.
Jake
Last year my brother and I both took our's while fishing in Canada. For the most part they worked great, We were jigging for walleye or casting for pike. The guys that didn't have them were hattin life.
Jake




