The closer you cast to the pole, the more chance you've got of
hitting a snag.
Snag on something.
Here's a quote: " one
slight snag, imho, is the price.
Snag list
has been impressive.
The trout had the better of me and the 4 lb
line soon snagged
on a protruding rock and broke.
Snagged on a rock
i heaved on the rod and the rock heaved back!
Snagging lists
and rectification were a matter for proof.
Much of the fun found in watching comes from
spotting these snags.
However, they showed no preference for certain tree species or for live trees versus
dead snags.
Snagged an aerial cable, which was attached to the pole that tara was working on.
Snagging inspections
throughout the uk.
The essex boat
did snag
a mine which blew up in the net, astern of them.
The only
minor snag
with the writing, is that harris can be repetitive.
Snagging defects
reported over the next few weeks.
The ground you are fishing onto is mainly clean, but some areas
have natural snags
such as small wrecks and gullies.
The
only snag
is he's got to pretend he's fourteen years old all week.
Whole branches should be cut back to the main stem
leaving a snag
of 5mm to 12mm.
There is one
potential snag: the twisty roads leading to the site, just north of the south yuba river in nevada county.
Until he uses his own summary tables and
sees the snags
he may not fully appreciate the important lessons to be learned.
There have been a
few snags
with the marking.
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