Today went outside to do some practice casting when I got the idea of putting a twisted string leader on my line to play with the cats. I'ts a great way to practice and it's fun to watch them run in circles looking fo the line.
Today went outside to do some practice casting when I got the idea of putting a twisted string leader on my line to play with the cats. I'ts a great way to practice and it's fun to watch them run in circles looking fo the line.
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Originally Posted by DShock
That's one ugly fish.
I was in the vet's office last night. A couple was picking up thier cat. The cat imbedded a fishing lure in one rear leg and while trying to unhook itself had hooked the other leg. I didn't ask what kind of lure, and I didn't make any remarks about "cat-fishing". I would bet the office visit cost over $300.
I wouldn't let my cat "play" with my fly rod(too much money) but I have tied a big feather lure(sans hook) and played with a cheap zebco rod. The cats love it.
Gramps,Originally Posted by Gramps
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't bother to scroll down before I posted the address.
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Thats a big fish. Every once an a while I'll put a toy mouse on the end of my line on my spinning rod line and get the cats flipping for it.When I told a friend about it, she though I still had a hook on the line and flipped out.
I have to admit the story about the cat is a bit funny. Thats why I keep my bedroom door closed when I'm tying.Cause if my beloved cat( who is by far not the brightest bulb in the pack) gets into all those nice looking feathers and stuff and happens to catch a hook,he ain't goin' to the vet.
With th price of most vet trips and unless it's too complicated,I'll do my own kitty dehooking.
I was casting to my cat and she bit the line in half six feet back from the tip.
I would not recommend this form of practice unless you have old line to spare.