06-20-2004, 02:12 PM
[font "Comic Sans MS"][size 3]Silly boy, go to smaller rubberbands! I use rubberbands and they work great. I've got a few different sizes for different types of trolling. When you're hauling around a tiny little flatfish, apex, or koke killer you don't need much to hold it but if you have giant pop gear with a T50 behind it then you need a beefer band.[/size][/font]
[font "Comic Sans MS"][size 3]One tip, keep your rubberbands in a place cool and dark. Rubberbands can go to pot quick if left in the sun and allowed to dry out. Nothing like going fishing and finding out the rubberbands are brittle and keep breaking. Even a bag of rubberbands left on my boat and allowed to get hot in a covered compartment still breakdown. Good thing they are cheap![/size][/font]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][size 3]One tip, keep your rubberbands in a place cool and dark. Rubberbands can go to pot quick if left in the sun and allowed to dry out. Nothing like going fishing and finding out the rubberbands are brittle and keep breaking. Even a bag of rubberbands left on my boat and allowed to get hot in a covered compartment still breakdown. Good thing they are cheap![/size][/font]
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