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Does a big fish in the 1st 5 min jinx your day?


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Well, like the title says; does a big fish in the first 5 min. of fishing jinx the rest of your day?

 

Thoughts? This came from a chat in the boat today and from what happenednd in the boat today with Jigger... :mellow:

 

Geoff

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Well, like the title says; does a big fish in the first 5 min. of fishing jinx the rest of your day?

 

Thoughts? This came from a chat in the boat today and from what happenednd in the boat today with Jigger... :mellow:

 

Geoff

 

 

Since we have no pics, you didn't get one! Yes it has happened 'dropping' (set the depth on a 'stick' and drop it) a Williams ice fishing and was taken on the way down, should have went home right there and then!

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Look at it this way. If you go out and fish all day.....no bites, but you keep working at it then just before you're about to call it a day you hit a big one. Wouldn't you think that you saved the day and it turned out good cause you got a big one? I think so.

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Well, like the title says; does a big fish in the first 5 min. of fishing jinx the rest of your day?

 

Thoughts? This came from a chat in the boat today and from what happenednd in the boat today with Jigger... :mellow:

 

Geoff

 

Now that I think of it, that's happened to me a few times recently :huh:

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although you set your pesidence higher first thing in the morning....it gives you something to think about until/when/if the next one bites....you know how the saying goes....a bad day fishin...is better then a good day at work...and catching a big or little one in the morning IMO..is not a bad day at all...just some days are better then others...i went 0 for 2 this morning in a couple of hours but it was still a good day

 

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My immediate response was/is no.

 

And by the true definition of the word jinx (bad luck/curse) that is the only correct answer, because there is no such thing.

 

However because we anglers tend to get in our own way sometimes I could invision a scenario where you catch a big fish with a technique/presentation that really shouldn't work based on any number of reasons. You then think you are on a pattern that works and spend the rest of the day fishing based that one fluke fish at the start. :Gonefishing:

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are you suggesting that you have caught a big fish before Paul? sarcasm.gif

 

 

Yup, and it doesnt mater if i catch the biggest one first or last either.biggrin.giftongue.gif

However, if i keep my fish in a live well, and release them before changing places, I find i get more fish.I find releasing them as soon as i catch them, reduces the amount i catch. Something about pheremones.

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NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

any day i get a big fish... my day is made... regardless of what happens next...

 

the 2 biggest musky i got this year were first fish of the day... we boated 2 more each day after the big ones...

 

the hard thing is when you boat a pig of a fish all the rest seem so small afterwords...lol

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Yup, and it doesnt mater if i catch the biggest one first or last either.biggrin.giftongue.gif

However, if i keep my fish in a live well, and release them before changing places, I find i get more fish.I find releasing them as soon as i catch them, reduces the amount i catch. Something about pheremones.

 

 

Thats right Paul , i am taking note's here : don't let them out to go tell the others .good.gif.... lol

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