You've been struck by lightning....? Enlighten us.Only time i don't fish in it is when the lightning is so bad that you can smell the sulphur in the air after it struck the earth.... then i tend to get some distance between my graphite rods and myself and normally duck for insulated cover, don't wanna get hit by it again, once was enough thank you very much.
Short answer.... YesIs there any point in fishing in the rain? Are fish more likely to be closer to the surface due to curiosity, or deeper down to get away from the noise of the raindrops hitting the water? Should you persevere or pack up and go home?
Me too!!!!i had my most successful trip in the rain... was freezing and uncomfortable but was catching like crazy...
Wasn't a direct hit, thankfully, casue can you imagine how screwed-up I woulad'vr been thenLittle Green Fish wrote:You've been struck by lightning....? Enlighten us.Only time i don't fish in it is when the lightning is so bad that you can smell the sulphur in the air after it struck the earth.... then i tend to get some distance between my graphite rods and myself and normally duck for insulated cover, don't wanna get hit by it again, once was enough thank you very much.
, struck the telephone pole in my mom's backyard and earthed in the house, my head was against the chest freezer and I got a jolt strong enough to elevate my entire body off the ground, my poor sister was standing with the kettle plugged into the waal in her hand, the kettle got stuck in the ceiling, was the weirdest feeling afterwards..... and really painful, but lived through it, just lost the plot a bit I hear people say......that might be but, there's even more that cannot be explained or rather shouldnt' be explained :spite::jestExplains alot LGF.
Thanks Boet!!Basslover, what a fish...
I'm hoping to break my PB this season. Just need a digital scale first...

U will never get this right until u take me fishingBasslover, what a fish...
I'm hoping to break my PB this season. Just need a digital scale first...