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Old 03-05-07, 11:08 AM   #1
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in my younger days it was a go but nowadays its really not worth risking your life for a kettle full if fish if fishstocks were like they where in the 80s it was worth the trip just a fair weather cappy now giant tuna in spring/summer/fall but winter is cabin fever as you can probly tell
How many fish can you fit in a kettle?
Depends how big they are :rotfl:
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Old 03-05-07, 11:11 AM   #2
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in my younger days it was a go but nowadays its really not worth risking your life for a kettle full if fish if fishstocks were like they where in the 80s it was worth the trip just a fair weather cappy now giant tuna in spring/summer/fall but winter is cabin fever as you can probly tell
How many fish can you fit in a kettle?
Depends how big they are :rotfl:
Want to be one hell of a kettle to fit a tuna in though. But i hear the skill is in getting it out again
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Old 03-05-07, 11:12 AM   #3
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in my younger days it was a go but nowadays its really not worth risking your life for a kettle full if fish if fishstocks were like they where in the 80s it was worth the trip just a fair weather cappy now giant tuna in spring/summer/fall but winter is cabin fever as you can probly tell
How many fish can you fit in a kettle?
Depends how big they are :rotfl:
Want to be one hell of a kettle to fit a tuna in though. But i hear the skill is in getting it out again
Yeah I hear that some sailors make their kettles out of old WW2 IIA wreckage.
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Cod how big are your kettles?
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