If it is in a stocked area, I don't like it , but it's legit. I can't see
wild trout going after a powerbait.


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From: "Greg DiMedio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [VFB] ouch! and a warning


> I also have fished with guy who uses powerbait. It is a nasty technique,
> from what I can tell.
>
> He dead drifts the powerbait along the stream bottom in moving water and
> waits for the trout to take it. A majority of the time, the trout swallow
> it, and he has to cut off the line, leaving the toxic mess and treble hook
> inside. He admits that a number of fish die from the swallowing/fight/hook
> damage.
>
> There has been a lot about ethics on this list; all I know is that if we
> look at ethics with a broader view of angling, fly fishermen should be
more
> tolerant of each other's views and opinions.
>
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>
> >
> > I fish occasionally with a guy who is totally hung up on powerbait.
Itsa
> > strange to fish with him because he fishes for trout with a bass
> mentality.
> > He's always trying to figure out which color is going to do the trick.
> > Maybe there's something to it.  He has it down to a science.  It seems
> like
> > treble hooks are the only thing that'll hold powerbait well, but I don't
> > really care for fishing with bait, so I don't follow it too closely.
> >
> >
>
>
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