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Work, Wheeling, and Fishing

Postby SPR » Wed Jun 30, 2010 6:58 am

Here are a few pictures from an interesting day (one of a very few) at work.

We took the electro-shocking boat to a small private lake to see what kind of fish were in it. We used my truck to drag the boat along two miles of cow trails on down a slope to a make shift boat launch. The lake had only largemouth bass, most of which were 11". We did catch a few large fish, one of which was in the process of trying to swallow a bullfrog backwards. Both fish and frog were released unharmed; however, the frog had a few teeth marks on his backside.

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Both the bass and the frog are a little stund from the electro-shocker

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The booms out infront of the boat are the cathods that send the DC circuit into the water.

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Postby CopenhagenCowboy » Wed Jun 30, 2010 8:48 am

haha ive always wanted to do that. i saw it on tv when they were talking about the snakeheads. just shock the fish and they float up to the top. fishing with an easy button :lol:
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Postby TJDave » Wed Jun 30, 2010 1:19 pm

:shock: You said boat launch. I didn't see one in the pics. :D Very cool 8)
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