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Common problem for river fishing..
I think I saw somebody talking about this kind of solutions with a section of old tire included. Look on riversmallies.com. Try the forums and search for chain or somehting similar. steve "CR" wrote in message om... I have an idea for fishing creeks from a canoe. Actually I got the idea from a show I saw last week. They were fishing for trout out of a rowboat. They threw a chain out of the bow of the boat and let it drag along the bottom. It kept the boat aligned nicely with the shore. I was thinking about doing the same thing with my canoe. I wouldn't need much weight, just enough to drag the bottom and keep my canoe straight. I'd use it in the slow deep sections. The question is what to use. I was think about some sort of cable or chain that is covered so it won't make noise while it scrapes the bottom. Maybe a foot long piece of chain tied to some rope. Also something that won't get stuck. Any ideas? Anyone ever tried this? It seems like it would work unless the wind is stronger than the current. Chuck. |
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