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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 709.1 | gas pipe | SEDJAR::JOYCE | | Thu May 05 1988 13:24 | 11 |
| My harpoon is made of black iron gas pipe. I believe you "boat"
in the Newburyport area, right? Then try the big plumbing supply
store on Rt. 1 in Salsbury, between the bridge and the circle. Tell
them what you want, they sell most stuff you need. Pipe, end cap,
reducing nipple. Or check with one of the welding shops on the
same road, White's?, they also make up a bunch during the summer.
If you want wood, then I'd use closet pole for the stock. And yes
add a little lead to the tip for weight.
Steve
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| 709.2 | See note 296 | RANGLY::OKERHOLM_PAU | | Thu May 05 1988 14:02 | 1 |
| Ref note 296. I think there were several harpoon recipes in it.
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| 709.3 | <Harpoon?> | BUSY::WATT | | Thu May 05 1988 15:18 | 4 |
| What, pray tell, do you intend to do with a harpoon? Ya planin'
ta go Whalin? Or are you just looking for decoration?
Texican
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| 709.4 | FYI...and BTW... | FEISTY::TOMAS | Joe | Thu May 05 1988 15:20 | 6 |
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N O H A R P O O N S A L L O W E D
A T
B A S S T O U R N I E S !
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| 709.5 | | AD::GIBSON | | Thu May 05 1988 16:20 | 18 |
| The purpose of the mighty harpoon is to pursuade a bluefin tuna
to come for a boat ride(Nantucket slieghride).
Tuna run upwards of 1000 lbs and were selling for more than $15.
per pound last sept. Thats a lot of SUSHI.
You can not use harpoons in freshwater except for CARP 50lbs+ fish
and ELL'S and Suckers. No spearfishing for trout !!!
I was trolling a chuck of shark meat on a 1200 lb test monal last
year when a Blue Fin Tuna the size of a V.W. hit. It snapped the
monal like it was silk, So next time I'm going to harpoon one with
HEAVY line( read lobster pot warp) attached to the spear.
Hopefully a few of the big ones will pay for the new boat or at
least help with the fuel and beer tab.
FYI and B.T.W. if you guys used gill nets, you'd catch more bass
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| 709.6 | | SALEM::RIEU | Who gets custody of Chuck Sullivan? | Thu May 05 1988 16:28 | 2 |
| Or dyn-o-mite, right coonass!
Denny
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| 709.7 | Shark Meat? | MTBLUE::OKERHOLM_PAU | | Fri May 06 1988 09:13 | 5 |
| Re .5
Is Shark meat good Tuna Bait? I was planning on using mostly
Mackerel but Shark meat is real easy to come by. Ever use it
handlining?
Paul
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| 709.8 | Chum here little fishy | AD::GIBSON | | Fri May 06 1988 09:52 | 9 |
| Sharks are a natural byproduct of chumming for Tuna. Go out to
stellwagon and see how many sharks are caught while trying to get
tuna. We cut them up and use them for chum also. it sure saves on
bait costs. I've only had that one grab the chuck of shark, but
I'm sure more will.
P.S. Don't go swimming while your doing this. Did you see JAWS!
Besides sharks are fun to catch on rod and reel.
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| 709.9 | THAT SHARK MEAT IS GOOD EATS! | STRATA::WOOLDRIDGE | | Fri May 06 1988 11:53 | 4 |
| I know a dude named Capt. Ahab that might have some good info on this
one. Last I saw him tho he was kinda tied up.......
NIGHTCRAWLER~~~~~~~~~~
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