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Originally posted by T-roy66 View PostOn my book line I use 10 feet of #96 trotline leader then tie that to about 25 feet on 1/4” rope. The more line you have the more tangled up the gator will get. Think about this if you had a hook in your stomach you would not pull real hard. Same works for a gator.
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Originally posted by RockTippedStick View PostA yak is doable but not ideal. We took one out of a little 12' narrow Jon boat once. It is a lot easier with two people. And a bigger boat would be better. They don't act like on swamp people and thrash around unless you jerk them around. If they have a place to walk and set a line from the bank that is really easy as we have done that too.
If you have enough line on your arrow you should be able to go to shore and drag him to you for the dispatching shot. I'm excited to get another with my bow. I'm gonna be disappointed if I have to set a line at the first day deadline.
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Originally posted by TxouT View PostAgreed 100%
If you have enough line on your arrow you should be able to go to shore and drag him to you for the dispatching shot. I'm excited to get another with my bow. I'm gonna be disappointed if I have to set a line at the first day deadline.
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Originally posted by T-roy66 View PostFirst try a regular popping cork. You will know real fast if he is interested. If he is not interested in chasing the cork try to find a spot where you can get out of the boat on the side of the canal and have the boat pull down the canal. Just remember they don’t allow anything with hooks.
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