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looks like a 357 bang stick works pretty good...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=...ture=endscreen
hmm an unloaded bang stick for safe keeping is sounding pretty good... ...icelogger posted a good realistic video for us to watch... Vincetek9 > man that is what I was afraid of ... bloody sweat pants and bloody beef jerky chum too...you were definately the perfect "juicy bloody medium rare steak"....tip #2 keep the YT head in the water when you bleed it - not on your lap...if you do get blood on you wear some waterproof waders so you can wash it off... |
After surfing for years in Humboldt Co. seeing seals, sea lions, and elephants seals dead on the beach with beer keg sized bites out of them I just asume that there are sharks in the ocean with me. Mostly for the sea lion issue when I land a fish, it gets bled through the scupper hole, wrapped in a damp towel, and stowed in the hatch. Then I use a sponge to rinse the deck down. Maybe this will stop a blood trail too. I see guys with fish strapped in plain sight in thier tank wells. Maybe that works but I have been "shopped" by huge dogs that lift themselves so high out of the water that they are looking down on me. I have no doubt that if I had had a fish on deck they would have come right in to my lap for it. Mike
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I hear a TLD15 is the ideal setup for this type of fishing :cheers1: |
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Thought I'd share this info on GWS anatomy.
http://www.digitalfishlibrary.org/featured/great_white/ Check out the slide show on the dissection of a GWS. If I were to find myself on top of one, it might be nice to know where to stab at it with a knife :D. Somehow, punching at the nose or gills seems like you are just going to annoy the taxman to no end. Note the description on the 'Internal Organs' slide: " Exploration of the stomach contents should prove to be interesting. White sharks do not have a discriminating palate. They eat a wide range of fishes and invertebrates as well as larger marine animals like porpoises, dolphins, seals, sea lions and even turtles and sea birds. Car tires and cuckoo clocks are among the items purportedly found in the bellies of these sharks – although these accounts have not been verified. " After reading all those posts on colors and camouflage... the real truth may be that Mikey will take a Bite out of anything or anyone if he chooses to... :eek: |
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