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Why do people leave their lures just hanging there when not in use?

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Guilty, at least when I fish alone. To me, it's just being lazy and that's exactly what I am.

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My fishing partner does this BUT even worse: he lets them dangle INTO the water.... in a river.

None have gone overboard yet, but as the river current and boat movement do their thing, they can interfere with my cast & retrieve.  Sometimes I flip them back over the gunnels with my rod tip.  

He's a great person, don't get me wrong, but slack-a-daisical in this regard.  

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