According to the dummies guide to rifle fishing page 101.... this is evidence of a typical amateur mistakeQuote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
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According to the dummies guide to rifle fishing page 101.... this is evidence of a typical amateur mistakeQuote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
I found that shooting just under the fish works ,not that I'd do a thing like that .
Those old cullers I reckon if the gadgets had been available back then they'd have them too.
The minimal gear they had seemed to work,most very skilled in bush craft or maybe they where
bush men.
"HARD BASTARDS" springs to mindQuote:
Originally Posted by Chris
But great mentors & teachers too ,they didn't suffer fools.
I can remember my old man taking us fishing one new years day with the .22 spinner one hell of skill to hit them on the rise:D
Bit of a vid on the rise.............no i don't need a fly rod I like the challenge with the spinner.
Manawatu River rise of trout - YouTube
Yep and there wasn't much book learning in what they handed on. Slightly off topic I know Chris but I remember the first time I used a cross cut saw. My paternal grandfather on the other end of it made no concession for my youth and just showed me the stance and the grip and said keep the rhythm with me boy and we'll be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
That would have been "cutting edge"technology back then eh Rushy !:D:D:D
Faster than a bloody chainsaw in the right hands VCQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
You have to start the chainsaw :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Impressive to watch tho.
They didn't have chainsaws when my old man started work in the bush at 14 .
2 man saws ,maul & wedges , slabbing axe & a team of bullocks .
Grand father had a contract to supply timber to the Golden Dawn mine.