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They are actually combined 2N and 3N so that would be 5N. Quintloids.
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They are actually combined 2N and 3N so that would be 5N. Quintloids.
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Pentaloid Rainbows.
I hear they have those in Sibbald.
Did you get those on the orange marshmallows?
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06-03-2012, 10:23 PM
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I was using a harpoon off of the stern of my ship actually.
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06-03-2012, 10:29 PM
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I was using a harpoon off of the stern of my ship actually.
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are you being serious?
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06-03-2012, 10:46 PM
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are you being serious?
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Trust me, both Beeyguy & jacenbeers are serious and they know their fishing tatics... 
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06-03-2012, 10:49 PM
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Liar liar pants on fire!!!!!
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06-03-2012, 10:56 PM
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I was using a harpoon off of the stern of my ship actually.
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That's the best way to get them.
You wait for them to breach for air, and when they show themselves you light the wick on the 'poon canon.
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06-03-2012, 11:39 PM
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That's the best way to get them.
You wait for them to breach for air, and when they show themselves you light the wick on the 'poon canon.
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What ever happened to using the good old electric bug zapper? Trout slaying made easy... 
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06-04-2012, 07:50 AM
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That's the best way to get them.
You wait for them to breach for air, and when they show themselves you light the wick on the 'poon canon.
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Is "'poon canon" the brand you use? I am interested in trying this method but I am on Bass Pro website and am having a hard time finding these items. I googled that brand but my work computer says I am denied access to all the sites that have tagged that specific brand...
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06-04-2012, 09:10 AM
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Is "'poon canon" the brand you use? I am interested in trying this method but I am on Bass Pro website and am having a hard time finding these items. I googled that brand but my work computer says I am denied access to all the sites that have tagged that specific brand...
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I was just going to suggest that people wait until they get home before googling that...
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06-04-2012, 09:12 AM
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 @ "poon cannon"
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06-04-2012, 09:20 AM
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I am not a huge fan of fishing for stocked rainbows because size matters
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you have no idea what you are talking about. your sjw won't catch you big fish in BC lakes.
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you have no idea what you are talking about. your sjw won't catch you big fish in BC lakes.
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thats a great point, I heard they don't work well for taimen in Mongolia either...stupid San Juan Worm...useless
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Is "'poon canon" the brand you use? I am interested in trying this method but I am on Bass Pro website and am having a hard time finding these items. I googled that brand but my work computer says I am denied access to all the sites that have tagged that specific brand...
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The only way to get a poon cannon these days is to hire a guide in the Caribbean to take you on a diving trip to try and find one in an old shipwreck. Last year BeeGuy and I went on a dive and found an old ruined ship and harvested the cannons and then we had them restored to near mint condition. Now we use them for harpooning 25 inch rainbows.
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you have no idea what you are talking about. your sjw won't catch you big fish in BC lakes.
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My San Juan Worm would be pretty useless in BC. I dont think I ever said anything about using it in BC. I use them for more exotic species like coelocanth and mahi mahi because they are really attracted to the wiggle of a small red worm. Outside of the Bow River below the Centre Street Bridge in Calgary, they are pretty useless.
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That's the best way to get them.
You wait for them to breach for air, and when they show themselves you light the wick on the 'poon canon.
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Congrats on catching your sandy pike by the way and adding it to your fish list of 2012. It was an epic battle.
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Thanks man.
Good to see a well placed..never mind im gonna get banned.
Anyhow, would have liked to deep fry that sander pike, maybe next time.
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Why the long face muffin?
Was it something he said?
Were you a hall monitor in junior high?
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Why the long face muffin?
Was it something he said?
Were you a hall monitor in junior high?
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He's mad bro.
Theres no harvestable 26'' bows in the NSR, cut him some slack, i'd be ****ed too if all i could do was smack 30'' eyes at will. 
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He's mad bro.
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Ahhhhn, I see. My apologies to bgsh for thinking he wanted to toss bee and jace into the water for wanting to bbq a pickeral.
I'd be miffed to if all I could catch were trophy eyes out my back door,,,,,
Nah, I am lying,, southern alberta rules.
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you have no idea what you are talking about. your sjw won't catch you big fish in BC lakes.
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They work really well for pinks om a flyrod on the sunshine coast though. I bet they'd work pretty much anywhere and with most species.
Heck, with the right guage of wire you could make a stunning marlin or tuna variety,
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They work really well for pinks om a flyrod on the sunshine coast though. I bet they'd work pretty much anywhere and with most species.
Heck, with the right guage of wire you could make a stunning marlin or tuna variety,
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seen it done, they used an oil drum for an indicator.
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Man, this thread hit the toilet fast. Congrats to Beeyguy & jacenbeers with your awesome catches...both of you guys rock on with your SJW on...
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Thanks iso!
Jacen gets full credit here 
And whoever invented bobber fishing with a synthetic worm on fly gear is a genius!
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Oh my gawd did a fish die and someone ate it?
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bahahaha, yep
I was concerned that those buck bows in party mode would be a little off, but they are deep orange or pink fleshed and delicious.
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bahahaha, yep
I was concerned that those buck bows in party mode would be a little off, but they are deep orange or pink fleshed and delicious.
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right on......i was starting to worry there is a note on many commercial fish coating mix boxes that the contents are delisious on pork and chicken also.
When did we stop eating fish and start catching chickens and pigs in our waterways.
Good on you guys, may a selective harvest keep a tradition alive. FISH ARE YUMMY
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