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The guys that own the local tackle shop built a propane powered cannon, and it fired an 18L pail of groundbait 100 yds in just a few shots. As far as I know, they only used it once though.

Probably Thermacell, and it's very expensive. I just use deet because it's easy and effective, but I know how nasty it is. It took the varnish off my shotgun.

I remember when the Korda Krusha came out and it didn't look any different from the $2 "bud buster" the 7-11convenience stores were selling back then.

Years ago Saskcarp had a link to a Japanese fishing site that showed a snail drilled through the shell and hair rigged.

Got a shed-load of these wire thingies in the mail yesterday and tried it out this morning: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/30pcs-Carp-Coarse-Fishing-Feeders-Spring-Coil-Inline-Method-Feeder-3-Sizes/273626944517?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

Well done all, those are some beautiful fish!

Glad you're both ok; I assume the prince will send someone around this week to apologise....

Well done all the catchers!

Large, long wedge of cucumber.

In a few weeks it will be 2 years since I quit taking tramadol, and I don't regret it.

Welcome to the forum.

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Back when we really had the fever I wanted Molson Brewery to sponsor Rob and I in the ATC (Austin Team Championship). All I was after was a banner and some beer, and any help with gas money from Canada to Texas or entry fees would have just been gravy. I'd still like to do it.

I buy whole corn as well, and usually mix it with a few other grains and pulses before soaking and cooking. If you aren't going to use the kernels for hookbait (and it is great bait), you can cut out the soak time by buying rolled corn instead, and just bringing it to a boil then cooking on medium for an hour.

Well in the fathers and grandfathers!