Are you guys serious? I was only joking! LOL.
Les
--- "Fred T. Allen" <ftallen@swbell.net> wrote:
> How do they work in 3-4 foot breakers?
> That is what we have here.
>
>
>
> Paul Pezalla <paul@wackerbaits.com> wrote:
> Speaking of radio control boats to
> pull your line out - we well those too. Not gas but
> electric
>
http://www.wackerbaits.com/sf/contents/en-us/d162.html.
>
> Carp anglers use them to dump chum and their hook
> bait into spots that cannot be reached by casting.
>
> Paul Pezalla
> www.wackerbaits.com
> Bait, tackle & technology for the catch & release
> carp angler.
> 1422 Roosevelt Rd
> Broadview IL 60155
> USA
> 708-450-0305
> fax (708) 570-1441
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Leslie Saulibio
> To: fishingtheusaandcanada@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 11:53 PM
> Subject: Re: [fishingtheusaandcanada] Long-range
> CASTING
>
>
> Aloha,
>
> Paul is right. There are rods and reels capable of
> casting long distances. In Hawaii, the shorefisher
> use 12 to 13 foot rods, with conventional reels like
> Penn Senator 6/0 and regularly make casts to 100yds
> and more. In recent long distance casting
> competition
> in Hawaii, guys have casted more than 900 feet!
> These
> outfits are used to catch Ulua, or Giant Trevally
> which grow over 100 lbs. I have seen them handle
> large reef and tiger sharks.
>
> I have never heard of a catapult. You know, you
> could
> always hook up a gas power radio control boat and
> drag
> a line out. But if you are going to that extremes,
> you ought just buy a boat...and catch sharks from
> that.
>
> --- Paul Pezalla <paul@wackerbaits.com> wrote:
>
> > What sort of range do you need? The rods (12'-13')
> I
> > sell to carp anglers are capable of 100 yard casts
> > in the hands of a moderately skilled person and
> 175
> > yards in the hands of someone with good technique
> > and a fair bit of practice. We sell a few of these
> > to surf anglers as well.
> >
> > Paul Pezalla
> > www.wackerbaits.com
> > Bait, tackle & technology for the catch & release
> > carp angler.
> > 1422 Roosevelt Rd
> > Broadview IL 60155
> > USA
> > 708-450-0305
> > fax (708) 570-1441
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: pecalote
> > To: fishingtheusaandcanada@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 7:18 PM
> > Subject: [fishingtheusaandcanada] Long-range
> > CASTING
> >
> >
> > I live in South Texas, and wish to build a
> > catapult-type device to
> > propel bait into the surf for Shark fishing.
> > I hate wading out because of the stingrays and
> > jellyfish.
> > I am searching for information or plans on a
> > slingshot type of casting
> > catapult that I believe is currently being used to
> > fish from the bank
> > for sturgeon.
> > Have you ever seen anything like this, or know of
> > a website where I can
> > locate plans or more information?
> > I tried to post a picture, but had no success.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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