Two poles?

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Permalink Reply by Dayv Carney on April 1, 2010 at 6:29am

I spent many years in England, and fishing there means from the bank. So I really learned the benifit of multi pole use fishing for pike. I'm not sure how you would benifit from multi pole in bass fishing. I understand it's application for crappie and other panfish, and definitely for pike/muskie but there doesn't seem to my much bottom fishing where you cast out and let it sit for bass. I haven't considered the two pole because of this. Please enlighten me so maybe my thick scull can understand the benifit. I know this in no way answers your question, I just didn't realize it was a concern or consideration in the bass world, so I thought I'd pipe in...

Permalink Reply by Ron Langley on April 1, 2010 at 8:25am

It would have to be stated in the Tournament Rules. And even it it was don't get caught with 2 Ploes on either Sammamish or Washington as these 2 on the exclusion list of Washington.
see the full list of excluded lakes @ http://wdfw.wa.gov/licensing/twopole/lakes.php

Permalink Reply by Gary Stiles on April 1, 2010 at 5:44pm

Ben
Northwest Bass will not allow two rods to be used by a single angler at the same time in any NWB Qualifier or in the NWB Championship. The offical rule may be found in the "Tackle and Equipment" section of the offical rules for Northwest Bass. www.nwbass.net
Thanks
Stilen

Permalink Reply by Chad Simon on April 1, 2010 at 6:27pm

Back out to the garage to take the pole holders off. I've had visions of trolling around 4 crankbaits in the opener all winter long! Thanks for shattering my dream Stiles!

Gary Stiles said:

Ben
Northwest Bass will not allow two rods to be used by a single angler at the same time in any NWB Qualifier or in the NWB Championship. The offical rule may be found in the "Tackle and Equipment" section of the offical rules for Northwest Bass. www.nwbass.net
Thanks
Stilen

Permalink Reply by Gary Stiles on April 1, 2010 at 7:32pm

Chad,
As always---my pleasure.

Jon,
Walleye? Don't let the secret out!

Chad Simon said:

Back out to the garage to take the pole holders off. I've had visions of trolling around 4 crankbaits in the opener all winter long! Thanks for shattering my dream Stiles!

Gary Stiles said:

Ben
Northwest Bass will not allow two rods to be used by a single angler at the same time in any NWB Qualifier or in the NWB Championship. The offical rule may be found in the "Tackle and Equipment" section of the offical rules for Northwest Bass. www.nwbass.net
Thanks
Stilen

Permalink Reply by Ben Hanes on April 1, 2010 at 8:16pm

That walleye thing isn't such a bad idea.

Permalink Reply by Jerry on April 1, 2010 at 8:26pm

Two poles. That's what she said. LOL

Permalink Reply by Dayv Carney on April 2, 2010 at 8:17am

lol... it was only a matter of time before someone said it...

Jerry said:

Two poles. That's what she said. LOL