CHAD wrote:as the fishermans following the rules he or she can fish how ever they wants just cause you dont like it oh well deal with it
When it comes to being inconsiderate to the others trying to fish, I will deal with it as I please.
fishaddict0916 wrote:If I may, I'm going to ask a dumb question! What is it that you all dislike so much about the "Florida Trolley"?
Now it has a name? More north, they fish real trollies. Still an annoyance from what I hear. But still real trollies and not this googan stuff down here.
and one per person. if you see a person casting arti's for macks or whatever, dont come cast your trolley rig near me or them, i know everyone paid to fish, but have some common sense and think about the other fisherman.
"Still building 'em one BAITCATCHER at a time " 
bolo wrote:Does not matter which technique you use to fish. Respect people's space or get your line cut.
when its windy like that its better then freelineing cause ur line is under control with your weight and ur freeline goes every where.snapperfanatic18 wrote:i have nothing against the trolley, but when its windy and people want to use more than they could handle, its a pain in the arse and it makes fishing difficult for me , especially when i like throwing arti's and their slack line is in my way. 15+ mph winds= no trolley
CHAD wrote: when its windy like that its better then freelining cause ur line is under control
Yeah right. It's worse when it's windy because those googan rigs start arching in the lines and moving and become even more a pain in the a** when you're trying to freeline or cast lures around them.
use these one rod trollys w/ their slack line and their 4-6oz weight w/the bait an wind pulling ,makes me wanna walk around the pier w/ some gas hedge trimmers and cut their googan lines..... 
rebel33i wrote:You should go to Dania and show those guys they are cluelessCHAD wrote:umm zebco i might not be book smart but i do know trollies catch fish cause i catch 85% of my fish on trollies.
There is no explaining to these clueless kids. Monkey see, monkey do. Monkey do dumb. Give him a banana.but first you need to make him dance before you hand him a banana.Zebco wrote:rebel33i wrote:You should go to Dania and show those guys they are cluelessCHAD wrote:umm zebco i might not be book smart but i do know trollies catch fish cause i catch 85% of my fish on trollies.
You guys are right about them being true trolleys.... When I lived up in NC we called these local type rigs slide rigs because you slide your bait down the line, and BTW using enough weight to keep the line tight with out moving the sinker helps in the wind.... course those ugly sticks with spinning reels have a problem throwing anything over 6 or seven oz.rebel33i wrote:You should go to Dania and show those guys they are cluelessCHAD wrote:umm zebco i might not be book smart but i do know trollies catch fish cause i catch 85% of my fish on trollies.fish FOE wrote:Most (all)of these googans dont use true trollys ,A true trolly consist of two rods. One is the trolly rod that you cast w/ just weight(8-12oz) ,the other is the fishing rod, that you clip onto the trolly rod line and send your bait down the trolly line (thats where the word trolly comes from trollying your bait down) however far you like ,and you can use weighted clips for weather cond.
Now that being said the way these googsI know its not the realy trollys but thats what everyone calls it here we should make a new name for it...........I wanna know what is the need for 3 "trollys" surely a googan can't handle one the piers should really enforce that
Wow. Guess you set us straight. For the most part, a large percentage of fake trollie rigs are surrounded by the googanese. Nothing against those handful that actually have a clue. But for the rest,.. it is a googan rig. I wonder how some people would react if the end of the piers started looking like this.