So I have been having some pain in my wrist for the last few days after a fishing trip last weekend. I found this video on YouTube and performed the stretches. I would say that my wrist pain is almost all gone now. What a relief!

 

So if you've got some wrist pain, I would encourage you to give this a shot and see if it helps you.

I would STRONGLY SUGGEST seeing a doctor.

 

8 minutes ago, roadwarrior said:

I would STRONGLY SUGGEST seeing a doctor.

 

For chronic pain, I agree, but if I knew these stretches a few days ago, I would have had a much more comfortable week. ?

After a couple different two day tournaments where all we threw were jerkbaits for 8 hours straight, I know exactly how you feel. 

Just now, Way north bass guy said:

After a couple different two day tournaments where all we threw were jerkbaits for 8 hours straight, I know exactly how you feel. 

Jerkbait bite events are killers. After my second tournament like that, I went out and bought new equipment. LoL

 

Repetitive action injuries are a real threat to anglers. Having options other than pills and medical bills are nice to have.

Luckily I’m a stonemason, so it seems I always have some other hand injury somewhere to make me forget about a sore wrist after fishing ?. 

33 minutes ago, Way north bass guy said:

After a couple different two day tournaments where all we threw were jerkbaits for 8 hours straight, I know exactly how you feel. 

Alright Sir, you have earned a big fat gold star for your man card!

yeah thats and tennis elbow I got them boat and very common when you fish everyday or most of the days, and dr said it has nothing with being single LOL, But when you think about it, it does, coz when you single you can fish 5 days a week, otherwise....

Im 48-49? I dont quite remember....

Ive been fishing bass every weekend saturday & sunday for 5+ years, havent missed a day...

mostly bubba shotting using a 7'6" 10-20lb rod & using a 1oz sinker...

Im starting to get tennis shoulder in the arm that holds / works the rod.....

Upper outside shoulder, where the bicep attaches to the shoulder I think.

Icing, babying, trying to alter my technique & making certain the rod is more vertical to take pressur / stress off that area since the rod is so long, etc....

Monitoring it!

Getting old isnt easy...

I've been told by several people far beyond my years not to get old, sounds like a bum deal. Not quite sure how to comply with that advice....

Getting older beats the alternative, but it ain’t for sissies!

Back when I was in my 20s, I mowed my mom's lawn with a mower with a vibration in it (caused from hitting a pipe). It did a number on my hands. First, I could barely make a first for a few days after with my left hand. The next time a few weeks. Eventually she got a new lawnmower and later hired someone to do her lawn, but I couldn't make a fist with my left hand for a good two years. I had to buy a $80 mouse that died every other month, but it was the only one long and flat enough where I could use it for work.

 

I still have some problems time to time, usually affects my ability to play guitar more than fish. Speaking of which, I had to sell off all of my guitars and buy guitars with slightly thicker and more neck shapes I can play now.

 

Your diet can actually help a bit. It was that and quitting smoking that did it for me. Even simple things like not eating things like tomatoes can help if its arthritis.