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Tidal_wear
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Gareth,are you still undertaking R&D work on that torpedo?Hows it going so far?Sunk anything yet?Figured out the line-laying procedure yet? 
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Splinters
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| steve wrote: | | i once see a bloke cast a small grappling hook to retrive lost fishing leads in the sea and he was getting out about 100 yards, and all it was is a long wooden pole the grappling hook cliped on a round link and hooked on the end of a nail at the top of the pole cast out over head and the thin rope coiled on the beach i was amazed how easy he made it look. |
Thats how they used to cast a hand line when my Grandad was a boy off of a hazel thumb stick!
sorry to sound daft but isnt setting it at low water an option? |
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fish
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Location: somerset,dorset,wilts border
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yep,thats what i do,set at low water and come back 12 hours or there abouts,later.
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