lucky nailed it...put the trash in the trash can. last time i was out, i basically lost an entire spool of line. i hand reeled it in 37 degree water just so i could ball it up and throw it out in the trash.
I read somewhere that it can take up to 600 years for mono to decompose. I always have pocket fulls of line from retying,cutting off kinked/abraided line,ect.. as for soft plastics if they are still useable when I'm ready to leave they either go back in the bag or stay on my hook, anything unuseable I make sure to throw it out far into the water so noone sees it at shore...
just kidding lol I usually have a market bag in my cargo.pocket full of candy wrappers and hunks of torn up baits. There is a picture I posted just a few days ago of a senko I broke off last summer then found again a couple weeks ago cause the water level is low if anyone cares to see what happens to a worm after being submerged for a season. Hint it tripled in size 
even if lead was legal i would still use tungsten cause its way better and heavier weights are smaller
Id think if a guy asked to be sponsored by a lead free company they would lean that way?
I like tungsten myself for flipping weights.
Last edited by jwall046 on Sat Feb 16, 2013 10:08 am; edited 2 times in total
even if lead was legal i would still use tungsten cause its way better and heavier weights are smaller
I agree i have fallen in love with tungsten (minus the price) but its worth it def!
I have to agree with you on the tungsten I like them better than lead the tin or bismith are to big
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funny how when everyone went nuts about trying to ban lead bullets in favor of tungsten a few years back it was totally shot down by the military and firearm industry mostly because of the cost. EVERYONE is still using lead rounds but when the fishing industry is attacked for using lead there is no way to fight it. i know that lead can be toxic and all but with all the lead being fired around the country id go out on a limb and say without any research that shooters contribute waaaaay more lead pollution than fishermen...