Stump Puller Two

I asked about stump pullers a while back. Somebody suggested taking a few
wraps around a boat cleat and backing off the boat. With four diagonal
wraps the line just slipped around the cleat when I tried it with some Stren
Super braid. I had to do a couple over and back ties to get it to work.
Then it broke at the cleat instead of at the bait. I think I'll stick with
my piece of shovel handle wrapped with duct tape.

--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

The boat cleat suggestion was by me Bob, the foot on the line while over top
of the cleat is a very, very important part of the technique. Try more wraps
too.The deck shoe should be of the grippy type. Another way, for spinning
reels, is to reel in tight while pointing the rod tip at the snagg and the
rod well under the surface and only holding the reel skirt in your palm with
a closed hand, nothing else, and just pulling. You can put a hell of a lot
of strain on the line till it lets go like this.
--
Steve

"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
...
I asked about stump pullers a while back. Somebody suggested taking a few
wraps around a boat cleat and backing off the boat. With four diagonal
wraps the line just slipped around the cleat when I tried it with some
Stren
Super braid. I had to do a couple over and back ties to get it to work.
Then it broke at the cleat instead of at the bait. I think I'll stick
with
my piece of shovel handle wrapped with duct tape.

--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
...
The boat cleat suggestion was by me Bob, the foot on the line while over
top
of the cleat is a very, very important part of the technique. Try more
wraps
too.The deck shoe should be of the grippy type. Another way, for spinning
reels, is to reel in tight while pointing the rod tip at the snagg and the
rod well under the surface and only holding the reel skirt in your palm
with
a closed hand, nothing else, and just pulling. You can put a hell of a
lot
of strain on the line till it lets go like this.
--
Steve



Ah, I missed the foot on the cleat part. Not sure it would work 100%. I
usually wear waterproof hiking boots when I fish.


--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

Try using some figure "8"s and standing on the cleat, that should bring your
percentages up to 98%, LOL!!
--
Steve
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
...

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
...
The boat cleat suggestion was by me Bob, the foot on the line while over
top
of the cleat is a very, very important part of the technique. Try more
wraps
too.The deck shoe should be of the grippy type. Another way, for
spinning
reels, is to reel in tight while pointing the rod tip at the snagg and
the
rod well under the surface and only holding the reel skirt in your palm
with
a closed hand, nothing else, and just pulling. You can put a hell of a
lot
of strain on the line till it lets go like this.
--
Steve



Ah, I missed the foot on the cleat part. Not sure it would work 100%. I
usually wear waterproof hiking boots when I fish.


--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
...
Try using some figure "8"s and standing on the cleat, that should bring
your
percentages up to 98%, LOL!!
--


Ultimately that is what I did when I tried it. I flipped it over twice just
like I was tying the boat off to a dock, and it did break, but it broke at
the cleat.


--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

NUTS.......maybe it's all in the way I hold my mouth? I don't use the "8"s,
just goes ta show ya.....
--
Steve
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
...

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
...
Try using some figure "8"s and standing on the cleat, that should bring
your
percentages up to 98%, LOL!!
--


Ultimately that is what I did when I tried it. I flipped it over twice
just
like I was tying the boat off to a dock, and it did break, but it broke at
the cleat.


--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

Bob

I was fishing a small river this morning, and hung up a spinner bait
in the brush a couple times. I wrapped the line around the handle of
my landing net 6-8x and tugged. Popped free both times.

Im thinking a 6-8" wrap of duck tape on the handle would help get
more gripping area for the line, and protect it from and sharp edges
from gouges on the aluminum.

Jim

On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 20:54:50 -0700, "Bob La Londe"
wrote:

I asked about stump pullers a while back. Somebody suggested taking a few
wraps around a boat cleat and backing off the boat. With four diagonal
wraps the line just slipped around the cleat when I tried it with some Stren
Super braid. I had to do a couple over and back ties to get it to work.
Then it broke at the cleat instead of at the bait. I think I'll stick with
my piece of shovel handle wrapped with duct tape.