My question is how superstitious, or not, are you when it comes to fishing?
I know for myself I use to be aware of colors worn, or time of day, or solunar charts movements etc.. Im not saying none of that is important because we all know to some extent all or most of it is .. but.. for me anyway I have found a really simple solution... and I call them my "fishin nuts"

just over two years ago I was fishing with MacLarry on a little stream near his house in TN... my luck was so - so at best.. then he found my fishin nuts for me... honest.. he looked down at the bank of the stream and picked up my fishin nuts and tossed them to me and said.. here ya go.. these will bring you good luck ... I put my fishin nuts in my pocket and to my amazement I started catching fish.. it was amazing...
well since that point I have or at least try to make sure I have my fisin nuts with me whenever I am on the water...
... now I know all of this sounds silly and made up but a week ago this past Sunday (Sunday before Thanksgiving) MacLarry and I were fishing on a local small lake. He got one little nibble and into a fight with a rat that wanted his beef jerky. Me, all I got was a rock chink in a brand new Rio Grand fly line three or four lost flies and that was it.
As we were going back to my truck I realized I did not have my fishin nuts with me. They were no where to be found

The following day (Monday) MacLarry and I went on a guided shark fishing trip and I made sure and had my fishin nuts in my pocket. We were out on the water all day and the fishing was slow. In fact at one point it looked like the small mako I caught was gonna be the only one (I think the guide making fun of my fishin nuts hurt their feelings). But, after some extra rubbing and chanting and praying with my fishin nuts MacLarry was able to hook into a seven foot one hundred and twenty pound blue shark that definately gave him a run for his money.
So, again my question is are you a superstitious angler and if so how so????
MacFly


...."May the holes in your net be no larger than the fish in it. ~Irish Blessing"