Beer Wine and Shark Fishing!

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Originally Posted by Pier#r

Wow!

I do cringe to think what a pier brewskie might co$t ;-)

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That's what Rowdy said! Next weekend guys! First round is on Gainer!

Sooooo a week when we can attempt to land sharks????? Hmmmmm may need to get a shark set up lol

I can already see this convo "but honey it's shark week at the pieerrrrrrr. Alllll the guys are goinggggg" then I'll stamp my foot and pout in my office. Blade show is in june, gonna have to make a decision.

If they have a shark week, I will be cleaning up the old Penn levelwind & making some stout leaders!

Ive already set my trip down to fall on the tourney, maybe i will get lucky and that will be the week they choose, wouldnt mind a nice black tip for the grill

So who makes a gaff big enough to deck a serious shark?

This will be interesting. Will it be open for anyone in a set time period, or by sold permits?

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Originally Posted by midwestexile

So who makes a gaff big enough to deck a serious shark?

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Same gaffs just have to use 2 or 3 , It can get dicey getting it over the rail

I have never caught a shark but think it would be a lot of fun, that said I'd rather catch some thing that didn't take hrs to get in and disturb a lot of other fishermen. It sounds like they need thinned out and I was wondering if giving them a sore mouth would help?

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Originally Posted by mike243

I have never caught a shark but think it would be a lot of fun, that said I'd rather catch some thing that didn't take hrs to get in and disturb a lot of other fishermen. It sounds like they need thinned out and I was wondering if giving them a sore mouth would help?

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Sore mouthing them has never slowed them in the past. You have to help them along to the next life---with extreme prejudice.

Yeah, hooks and leaders are just 'bling' to them ;-)

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