You know, Lonnie Waller back in the day
A cane pole, whether used from shore or in a boat, is wielded by a simple, graceful motion in which the angler lobs the baited hook (usually, though not always, with a bobber affixed to the line above it) to a likely spot in the water
Fit and setup notes Use the 35-degree position for anchoring, dragging, and trolling, then drop to 5 degrees for suspending or drifting
From roaming your local rivers and creeks for trout, puttin' a bamboozle on those backyard pan fishto claiming wild salmon on the Alaskan frontierthe Wrangler brings fish the fightin' fun
Basically, the process shreds the PEVA form and requires heat for the purpose of melting down the form