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    I thought you were going to show how they catch fish sticks (American food term).

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdurand View Post
    I thought you were going to show how they catch fish sticks (American food term).
    I was priming a quip along the same line.
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    As kids we did similar stuff but without mechanisms & the tide all the work: fish were not that big.

    We also used glass bottles (oyster ones were best) with bread/bait inside. The neck of the bottle would face upstream and a cork/stick was tied to the bottle for its location purposes. A fish would swim into it to get the bread & not be able to reverse out. Great live bait. Worked best with some tide/current movement downstream.

    Bet some of you have done similar.

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