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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 141623" data-attributes="member: 324">I thought his idea of deploying irrigation sprinklers on the protesters, had some serious merit.- - - Updated - - -I'm always in waist deep water, so there is no &quot;until it's out of the water&quot;.&nbsp; I have had though, on numerous occasions, a walleye hit the lure as it's pulled up out of the water, or even after its left the water.&nbsp; Startling, to be sure.&nbsp; I was always told by my dad, that walleye are shy creatures, don't ever jump, and spook easily.&nbsp; I'm sure that sometimes that's the case, but there are plenty of times I've seen them very aggressive.This &quot;open the bail&quot; business is used instead of reeling backwards, which to me, sounds like a recipe for disaster.Regarding the low rod tip, that's a given.&nbsp; The last time I was out, the rod tip had to be IN the water, to keep ice from forming.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 141623, member: 324"] I thought his idea of deploying irrigation sprinklers on the protesters, had some serious merit. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I'm always in waist deep water, so there is no "until it's out of the water". I have had though, on numerous occasions, a walleye hit the lure as it's pulled up out of the water, or even after its left the water. Startling, to be sure. I was always told by my dad, that walleye are shy creatures, don't ever jump, and spook easily. I'm sure that sometimes that's the case, but there are plenty of times I've seen them very aggressive. This "open the bail" business is used instead of reeling backwards, which to me, sounds like a recipe for disaster. Regarding the low rod tip, that's a given. The last time I was out, the rod tip had to be IN the water, to keep ice from forming. [/QUOTE]

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