What is it???

[SalmonSlayer]

Hey Steve Arend,

any ideas what this is????

Here's a hint:

BOUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Steve Arend]

Looks like the tangle we had last Saturday with the full core, wire and rigger.:cpox:

[SalmonSlayer]

You're close...but no cigar!

THINK BOUY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Humm...I know I cannot refer to another site,,,but also think "page 3 of the Life with Steve Arend" thread on another forum.... (can I say that on here?)

[GLF]

You are talking about MS.com Yes you can say Michigan-Sportsman.

[DangerDan]

Hey Steve Arend,

any ideas what this is????

Looks like a re-cap of the last time I was out minus the 15 colors of led core. WoW,, It's been too long!!!

[Mike]

Looks thicker than 6lb test.

[GLF]

I can untangle that

[huntingfool43]

Looks like a Steve Arend original to me.

[Steve Arend]

Don't tell me that someone took that off a buoy that was located north of the St. Joe piers in 56 fow.

[SalmonSlayer]

Looks like a Steve Arend original to me.

Steve, you got it! It is a work of art that only our own Steve Arend could do! Now, I think we all know the story of "Life with Steve Arend" and the bouy incident....

I happen to know the guys who sink the sailing bouys out of st. joseph...he said this one bouy in particular had a lot of hardware hanging off the chain and connecting rope....monofilament, wire line, downrigger line, super line, leadcore, spoons, dodgers, flies, dipsy divers, flashers, even a downrigger weight was entangled in the mess! So I meander down to take a look...sure enough, it was COVERED!!!! Unfortunately, the club wanted to keep all the hardware, but they were willing to let me cut this one clustered ball of line off the chains!

[SkeinMachine]

Cormorant nest?

That's one major cluster f_ck :eek:

[Mike]

Steve. You should contact the bouy manufacturer anf tell them you want reimbursment for your lost tackle. .

To think someone would put a bouy in the middle of the water, jeesh.