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Topic Options Rate This Topic #170540 - 12/30/02 06:45 PM What the??? Titanium Cranium Returning Adult Registered: 09/30/02 Posts: 348 Loc: Mount Vernon When I'm fishing my corkies I pin them with a toothpick so it doesn't float up on the leader. Every once in a while I'l have series of casts where I'm constantly pushing the corkie back down to the hook. The reason I pinned it was so it didn't move. I checked the corkie, it appears tight. Not too tight but tight enough. Whats going on here? _________________________ Mark Strand aka - Titanium Cranium Top #170541 - 12/30/02 07:12 PM Re: What the??? bardo Returning Adult Registered: 11/21/01 Posts: 307 Loc: union wa they dont do that if you use 30 lb. test Top #170542 - 12/30/02 07:21 PM Re: What the??? bluenote Smolt Registered: 10/07/02 Posts: 89 Loc: cloud 9 I've also heard not to peg the corkie... does it matter? if so, to peg or not to peg is the question _________________________ donate blood - play hockey Top #170543 - 12/30/02 09:02 PM Re: What the??? Titanium Cranium Returning Adult Registered: 09/30/02 Posts: 348 Loc: Mount Vernon Bardo, do you mean using a piece of 30# test in place of the toothpick? If not then, LOL at Bardo... _________________________ Mark Strand aka - Titanium Cranium Top #170544 - 12/31/02 12:16 AM Re: What the??? stilly bum Returning Adult Registered: 02/19/01 Posts: 250 Loc: SnoCo Are you using bait with the corkies? When you use eggs your bait loop constricts as your eggs milk out. _________________________ If anybody needs me, I'll be on the river. Top #170545 - 12/31/02 05:29 AM Re: What the??? stlhead River Nutrients Registered: 03/08/99 Posts: 3211 I let my corkies hang free. The current keeps them at the hook. Top Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Forums Info and Annoucements ------   Community AnnouncementsOpen Community Boards ------   Northwest Fishing Board   Fins 'n Feathers   The Outdoor Gear Classifieds   On the Hunt   Is There Life Beyond Fishing?Special Purpose Boards ------   User's Photo Galleries   TestboardArchives ------   WashingtonLakes.Com Forum   1999 Main Board Archives   2000 Main Board Archives   2001 Main Board Archives   2002 Main Board Archives   2003 Main Board Archives   2004 Archives   2005 Archives Print Topic Switch to Threaded Mode View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts Search Shout Box Sending... Recent Gallery Pix Who's Online 6 Registered (FishNg1, floatinghat, Sparkey, Toy Boat, 2 invisible), 25 Guests and 6 Spiders online. Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod Newest Members mamab, Linuz, HatchBio, duckrostr, kwk 7746 Registered Users Top Posters AuntyM 10120 Sol 7295 parker 6875 Todd 6222 Bob 5153 Theking 4908 Dan S. 4810 STRIKE ZONE 4089 fishNphysician 3902 Jerry Garcia 3784 Forum Stats 7746 Members 17 Forums 45571 Topics 442397 Posts Max Online: 460 @ 03/07/08 06:52 PM

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