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Great answers to the first two questions. Your still in the game and haven't been voted off the Cape yet. Your a survivor for now, but the situation may change.
Here are some other alternative answers to the lost nipper's question. Use sharp edges on buckles of hats. Car keys, if you take them with you. Grommets on wading shoes. Sharp edges on fly boxes and watches. Of course you can also find objects along the beaches. Funny answers - use your sharp wit! Or mono y mono (short for monofiliment)
Now day THREE!
Your fishing the upper cape where sand bars can stretch for miles. You start out fishing the last two hours of the drop. The day starts out cloudy, than suddenly three hours later a fog bank rolls in. Your 1/2 mile from shore. Not anticipating the situation, you bring no hand held GPS or compass. Since you started out before the drop, there are no foot prints in the sand to follow. Remember, you don't have a lot of time because the tide is rising 6" every 15 minutes.
What would you do?
Here are some other alternative answers to the lost nipper's question. Use sharp edges on buckles of hats. Car keys, if you take them with you. Grommets on wading shoes. Sharp edges on fly boxes and watches. Of course you can also find objects along the beaches. Funny answers - use your sharp wit! Or mono y mono (short for monofiliment)
Now day THREE!
Your fishing the upper cape where sand bars can stretch for miles. You start out fishing the last two hours of the drop. The day starts out cloudy, than suddenly three hours later a fog bank rolls in. Your 1/2 mile from shore. Not anticipating the situation, you bring no hand held GPS or compass. Since you started out before the drop, there are no foot prints in the sand to follow. Remember, you don't have a lot of time because the tide is rising 6" every 15 minutes.
What would you do?