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Old August 9th, 2006, 03:55 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Joe Z
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Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Bob La Londe wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
... But I tried to cast with my
Dad's old Ambasseuder 5000 and never could get the hang of
the damn thing, so I basically agree with Mr. d-h-c. 1/2 :-)


Never had a 5000, but we had a bunch of 5000D models for catfishing and
they
were great. They could crank a catfish out of hole like a Warn winch
pulling a Volkswagon out of a ditch. ...


Funny, I compare it to a winch too but in a disparaging way.
I just don't see the challenge in catching a 10 pound fish
on 20 lb. test. Hell, you watch some of the stuff on the TV
and those guys may as well just push a button. Fish on, zip,
fish in the boat. Phooey on that. A challenge is catching a
15 pound fish on 4X 6.4 lb. test. And I'm not talkin' about
using 4X just to make a game of it, I'm talking about fishing
for Michigan steelhead using a size 14 black stonefly nymph
where that's the biggest fly that will work and 4X is the
thickest piece of nylon that will fit through the eye of the
hook. Now *that's* a challenge, and a workout for the drag
on your fly reel, and a test of your skill in applying just
the right amount of pressure with the fly rod.

--
Ken Fortenberry - not trolling ... well, not too much ;-)


I think you hit the nail on the head Ken....... trolling. Mr. DHC has
suckered the whole damn group into a lot of chest thumping and
hyperventilating. IMHO of course. Joe Z ;-)


  #2  
Old August 9th, 2006, 01:20 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
duty-honor-country
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Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


Joe Z wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Bob La Londe wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
... But I tried to cast with my
Dad's old Ambasseuder 5000 and never could get the hang of
the damn thing, so I basically agree with Mr. d-h-c. 1/2 :-)

Never had a 5000, but we had a bunch of 5000D models for catfishing and
they
were great. They could crank a catfish out of hole like a Warn winch
pulling a Volkswagon out of a ditch. ...


Funny, I compare it to a winch too but in a disparaging way.
I just don't see the challenge in catching a 10 pound fish
on 20 lb. test. Hell, you watch some of the stuff on the TV
and those guys may as well just push a button. Fish on, zip,
fish in the boat. Phooey on that. A challenge is catching a
15 pound fish on 4X 6.4 lb. test. And I'm not talkin' about
using 4X just to make a game of it, I'm talking about fishing
for Michigan steelhead using a size 14 black stonefly nymph
where that's the biggest fly that will work and 4X is the
thickest piece of nylon that will fit through the eye of the
hook. Now *that's* a challenge, and a workout for the drag
on your fly reel, and a test of your skill in applying just
the right amount of pressure with the fly rod.

--
Ken Fortenberry - not trolling ... well, not too much ;-)


I think you hit the nail on the head Ken....... trolling. Mr. DHC has
suckered the whole damn group into a lot of chest thumping and
hyperventilating. IMHO of course. Joe Z ;-)



hey, chest thumping and hyper-ventilating is part of being a man. I
shoot guns, race cars with big V-8's in them, and fish. You don't see
bass pros or NASCAR drivers who are successful, without a bit of an
ego. So this is a good thing.

I set out to find out WHY someone would put up with all the downfalls
of a baitcaster- and it seems to be, for the cranking in capability.
It's certainly not for the casting ability, because they are inferior
casting machines. It seems many have been suckered in by advertising
ploys. Now that bass pros are showing up with spinning and spincasting
reels, it's obvious even the pros aren't buying into this baitcaster
line 100%.

Who wants to fish with a 3/4 oz. lure all the time ?

  #3  
Old August 9th, 2006, 02:22 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Bass_Mr.
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Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??

Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem here. My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much attention.
I'm done.
"duty-honor-country" wrote in message
oups.com...

Joe Z wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Bob La Londe wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
... But I tried to cast with my
Dad's old Ambasseuder 5000 and never could get the hang of
the damn thing, so I basically agree with Mr. d-h-c. 1/2 :-)

Never had a 5000, but we had a bunch of 5000D models for catfishing
and
they
were great. They could crank a catfish out of hole like a Warn winch
pulling a Volkswagon out of a ditch. ...

Funny, I compare it to a winch too but in a disparaging way.
I just don't see the challenge in catching a 10 pound fish
on 20 lb. test. Hell, you watch some of the stuff on the TV
and those guys may as well just push a button. Fish on, zip,
fish in the boat. Phooey on that. A challenge is catching a
15 pound fish on 4X 6.4 lb. test. And I'm not talkin' about
using 4X just to make a game of it, I'm talking about fishing
for Michigan steelhead using a size 14 black stonefly nymph
where that's the biggest fly that will work and 4X is the
thickest piece of nylon that will fit through the eye of the
hook. Now *that's* a challenge, and a workout for the drag
on your fly reel, and a test of your skill in applying just
the right amount of pressure with the fly rod.

--
Ken Fortenberry - not trolling ... well, not too much ;-)


I think you hit the nail on the head Ken....... trolling. Mr. DHC has
suckered the whole damn group into a lot of chest thumping and
hyperventilating. IMHO of course. Joe Z ;-)



hey, chest thumping and hyper-ventilating is part of being a man. I
shoot guns, race cars with big V-8's in them, and fish. You don't see
bass pros or NASCAR drivers who are successful, without a bit of an
ego. So this is a good thing.

I set out to find out WHY someone would put up with all the downfalls
of a baitcaster- and it seems to be, for the cranking in capability.
It's certainly not for the casting ability, because they are inferior
casting machines. It seems many have been suckered in by advertising
ploys. Now that bass pros are showing up with spinning and spincasting
reels, it's obvious even the pros aren't buying into this baitcaster
line 100%.

Who wants to fish with a 3/4 oz. lure all the time ?



  #4  
Old August 9th, 2006, 02:25 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
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Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


Bass_Mr. wrote:
Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem here. My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much attention.
I'm done.


Google "Charlie Nudo" or "66fourdoor" and see who you are dealing with.

  #5  
Old August 9th, 2006, 02:41 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Charles B. Summers
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Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??

Busted as a troll... I consider this topic to be over for me.

Thanks bicyclingg


wrote in message
oups.com...

Bass_Mr. wrote:
Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem here.
My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with
your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can
teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much
attention.
I'm done.


Google "Charlie Nudo" or "66fourdoor" and see who you are dealing with.



  #6  
Old August 9th, 2006, 02:52 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
[email protected]
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Posts: 7
Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


Charles B. Summers wrote:
Busted as a troll... I consider this topic to be over for me.

Thanks bicyclingg



Just for the record, I have been posting here for awhile under a
different name so I didn't just appear out of nowhere. I used to post
in the 8track group but left when Charlie Nudo called my wifes job and
posted her work phone number and urged others to call her employer.
That's not something a normal person does over something that happened
on Usenet.

I read this group all the time and imagine my displeasure in seeing Mr.
Nudo appear. I just sat back and watched things unfold and as is his
nature, he started his same old crap. He's a lose cannon and it won't
be long before he threatens someone with physical violence as he has
done in the past. He uses several addresses to post and has had a
number of them banned by Google for abuse.



wrote in message
oups.com...

Bass_Mr. wrote:
Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem here.
My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with
your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can
teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much
attention.
I'm done.


Google "Charlie Nudo" or "66fourdoor" and see who you are dealing with.


  #7  
Old August 10th, 2006, 04:03 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
Frugal Joe
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Posts: 1
Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


wrote in message
oups.com...

Charles B. Summers wrote:
Busted as a troll... I consider this topic to be over for me.

Thanks bicyclingg



Just for the record, I have been posting here for awhile under a
different name so I didn't just appear out of nowhere. I used to post
in the 8track group but left when Charlie Nudo called my wifes job and
posted her work phone number and urged others to call her employer.
That's not something a normal person does over something that happened
on Usenet.

I read this group all the time and imagine my displeasure in seeing Mr.
Nudo appear. I just sat back and watched things unfold and as is his
nature, he started his same old crap. He's a lose cannon and it won't
be long before he threatens someone with physical violence as he has
done in the past. He uses several addresses to post and has had a
number of them banned by Google for abuse.



wrote in message
oups.com...

Bass_Mr. wrote:
Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem
here.
My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with
your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can
teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much
attention.
I'm done.

Google "Charlie Nudo" or "66fourdoor" and see who you are dealing with.



Ricky..Ricky..Ricky..

Must we bring your skeletons in the closet out into the daylight?

Hey all....this guy actually stalked someones house that he got into a flame
war with!


  #8  
Old August 9th, 2006, 02:45 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.bass
duty-honor-country
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Posts: 43
Default why would anyone bother with a baitcasting reel for freshwater ?TROLL??


Bass_Mr. wrote:
Your total ineptness with baitcasting equipment is the real problem here. My
14 year old DAUGHTER can use one with ease. I taught her.
You may be toooooooo proud to actually "learn" from someone else with your
chest stuck out so far.Do us all a favor and make it your
DUTY- to learn to use one.
HONOR- us all by not being a blowhard whiner.
COUNTRY- move to another one.
Or, be a man and admit you can't or won't learn from someone that can teach
you. Otherwise, just shut up! This thread had gotten way too much attention.
I'm done.
"duty-honor-country" wrote in message
oups.com...

Joe Z wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
...
Bob La Londe wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
... But I tried to cast with my
Dad's old Ambasseuder 5000 and never could get the hang of
the damn thing, so I basically agree with Mr. d-h-c. 1/2 :-)

Never had a 5000, but we had a bunch of 5000D models for catfishing
and
they
were great. They could crank a catfish out of hole like a Warn winch
pulling a Volkswagon out of a ditch. ...

Funny, I compare it to a winch too but in a disparaging way.
I just don't see the challenge in catching a 10 pound fish
on 20 lb. test. Hell, you watch some of the stuff on the TV
and those guys may as well just push a button. Fish on, zip,
fish in the boat. Phooey on that. A challenge is catching a
15 pound fish on 4X 6.4 lb. test. And I'm not talkin' about
using 4X just to make a game of it, I'm talking about fishing
for Michigan steelhead using a size 14 black stonefly nymph
where that's the biggest fly that will work and 4X is the
thickest piece of nylon that will fit through the eye of the
hook. Now *that's* a challenge, and a workout for the drag
on your fly reel, and a test of your skill in applying just
the right amount of pressure with the fly rod.

--
Ken Fortenberry - not trolling ... well, not too much ;-)

I think you hit the nail on the head Ken....... trolling. Mr. DHC has
suckered the whole damn group into a lot of chest thumping and
hyperventilating. IMHO of course. Joe Z ;-)



hey, chest thumping and hyper-ventilating is part of being a man. I
shoot guns, race cars with big V-8's in them, and fish. You don't see
bass pros or NASCAR drivers who are successful, without a bit of an
ego. So this is a good thing.

I set out to find out WHY someone would put up with all the downfalls
of a baitcaster- and it seems to be, for the cranking in capability.
It's certainly not for the casting ability, because they are inferior
casting machines. It seems many have been suckered in by advertising
ploys. Now that bass pros are showing up with spinning and spincasting
reels, it's obvious even the pros aren't buying into this baitcaster
line 100%.

Who wants to fish with a 3/4 oz. lure all the time ?


How can you pass judgement ? You never saw me cast. Again- you're
attacking a person, rather than discussing the gear.

And your 14 year old daughter can cast a spinning reel even easier.

How many run-overs did you have to untangle for her ?

"with ease"- yeh, sure she can..

 




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