Shakespeare Medium Action Travel Mate Telescopic Kit Combo (6-Feet 6-Inch) Reviews
Shakespeare Medium Action Travel Mate Telescopic Kit Combo (6-Feet 6-Inch) Reviews
Shakespeare Medium Action Travel Mate Telescopic Kit Combo (6-Feet 6-Inch)
- Spinning Kit
- 6’6″ seven-piece M action rod
- 15″ collapsed length
- 35 size spinning reel
- Built-in adjustable storage compartments
Travel Mate 6’6″ seven-piece M action rod
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List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 26.68
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Great Egret with Fish.
Image by dicktay2000
Lake Belvedere, Bicentenial Park, Homebush (suburban Sydney, Australia)
Canon 40D with Canon 100-400 F4.5-F5.6 IS L lens, monopod.
Yes, the fish was eaten whole, and live.
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Fish Trap
Image by bbum
More details here:
www.friday.com/bbum/2005/06/22/make-worlds-cheapest-fish-…
World’s cheapest fish trap. Made from a plastic soda bottle, a bit of fishing line, and a few push pins. Cat fish chow used as bait, but dog food or cat food would likely work just as well.
Fabulous!
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Back again, a clear winner for me, this one is excellent
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great shot
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Wow! What a great capture!
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Awesome capture!
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Thanks all.
Wow!! Great timing!!
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Wonderful photo! Fantastic capture.
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cool shot … i like it a lot!
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Great capture Dick.
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Is it legal to catch fish like this?
cool.
I have no idea. Given that we are catching tiny blue gill in a private pond that we stocked ourselves, I’m going to assume so.
Punching lots of holes in this would help it sink faster. Try using a long nail held with pliers heated with a flame.
Nice reuse of material! And a very simple design compared to the southern Louisiana crawfish trap:
courses.temple.edu/neighbor/FRUGE-CrawfishTrap.jpg
One thing the crawfish trap above has is an easy method to empty the trap.
CHALLENGE: How could the plastic bottle trap be modified to make it quicker and easier to empty and put back in the water?
This is similar to the design my dad showed me for catching minnows for bait. We also used funnels screwed into the lid of a mayo jar, but the same principle. I think it would be illegal to catch game fish in Michigan with one of these, at least on a public lake. Anyway, one of these with a piece of bread inside makes a cheap way to supply all the live bait you’ll need.
incredibly smart use of clear plastic. to prevent fish from escaping, a clear plastic door that only opens in one direction would be awesome. i’m sure it could be done; i just don’t have the know-how.
also, i wonder if you could attach a strong battery-powered underwater light to the far end of the bottle to trap shrimp at night…would be very useful down here in south florida.
Fish can’t swim backwards! Ingenious
Small fish can turn around but most will not be able to get back out. The way the trap is designed with the funnel like entrance.
IF any1 knows any others plz post on here theres something about milk jug traps but the explanation sucked.
Yh i remember this trap, i used to be a little nipper ( im only 17 now lol ) when i used to make traps that are exactly the same, except we didnt use the pins to hold in the neck of the trap. Me and my friend used to catch fish mainly and in bit numbers, quiet surprising howmany fish can fir in them things
i think you should staple it together instead of pushpinning it together.
Then you can’t get it apart to get the fish / crawdads out!
Nice, seems like a good way to collect bait.
very good.
Please look that is study on this trap.
edergi.sdu.edu.tr/index.php/esufd/article/viewFile/1473/1546