My official resignation

[Dannowar]

after spending some years in the la jolla minor leagues, ive been officially drafted by the peoria carp hunters.


its been a pleasure fishing with you guys but its time to start catching fish on the regular.


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[RobFish]

Now that there was some funny stuff, especially the trident and the shredder!
Awesome.

[GregAndrew]

Real men catch them in their teeth! lol

[PE.rider]

Entertaining as it is... it's bad karma to kill indiscriminately. Though an invasive species, many have been able to turn this into a positive by providing protein to the hungry...

http://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/2012-06-28/groups-say-asian-carp-could-help-solve-hunger-illinois.html

Now if these guys donated the fish to the poor, that's another story;).

[makobob]

Sushi?

[Dirty Curti]

Too funny! In the end though I think the carp won. They took out everyone of those guys.

[Dannowar]

Entertaining as it is... it's bad karma to kill indiscriminately. Though an invasive species, many have been able to turn this into a positive by providing protein to the hungry...

http://www.news-gazette.com/news/local/2012-06-28/groups-say-asian-carp-could-help-solve-hunger-illinois.html

Now if these guys donated the fish to the poor, that's another story;).


donated the 5 (maybe?) actual fish they killed?!?


they could have killed thousands and still not dented the potential for feeding the homeless.


just laugh...its funny :cheers1:

[PE.rider]

The video IS pretty hilarious... I'm not directing any bad vibes towards you man. ;)
And yes, I think the fish won in the end.

For me, the clip reminded me of times past when I've seen fish killed for the wrong reasons. In particular, I recall an incident at a local pond I fished when I was 12 back East. During one August, there was a bluegill and pumpkin-seed sunfish population explosion, and they were being hooked on every cast. There were some Bass fisherman that thought they were a nuisance, and decided to step on and throw them into the bushes. I arrived the next day and saw and smelled the stink, and thought "what a waste"...

The image haunts me even now when I see people kill fish that they don't even intend to use. Definitely not kosher with the Great Spirit... and economically, such a waste.

I practice CNR 80% of time now, and used barbless hooks. I've seen Karma in action way too many times...:D

[Big Wave Dave]

Makes me want to head back to Illinois.... Southern Chicago.... God's country.