This is a warning to all diver who steal for my hoopnet - Page 2 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

jorluivil · 10-01-2012, 07:57 PM

Frank, I think I might have figured out who's been stealing your bugs

Hypnofish · 10-01-2012, 08:28 PM

I rarely comment on these types of post. However, this is a disgusting and ignorant posting. Anyone who has ever dove (day or night) realizes that many times you are just swimming along and will run into a lobster trap or hoop net. It really does just happen.
There is NO excuse for poaching, but just because there are some lights by your net does NOT mean that a diver is poaching.

The idea that someone might intentionally send down some hooks to try and snag a diver is one of the most offensive things ever posted here. Lets just stick a treble hook into a divers neck and let him bleed out in the ocean AT NIGHT! Not like that might attract some predators.

Other comments about getting into the water with a diver to show him how manly you are is also ignorant. Not to mention that some divers bring spearguns with them (yes, at night too).

I really hope nobody reads this thread and thinks that any of these are good ideas.

10-01-2012, 07:57 PM	#1
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10-01-2012, 08:28 PM	#2
Hypnofish Junior Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 10	I rarely comment on these types of post. However, this is a disgusting and ignorant posting. Anyone who has ever dove (day or night) realizes that many times you are just swimming along and will run into a lobster trap or hoop net. It really does just happen. There is NO excuse for poaching, but just because there are some lights by your net does NOT mean that a diver is poaching. The idea that someone might intentionally send down some hooks to try and snag a diver is one of the most offensive things ever posted here. Lets just stick a treble hook into a divers neck and let him bleed out in the ocean AT NIGHT! Not like that might attract some predators. Other comments about getting into the water with a diver to show him how manly you are is also ignorant. Not to mention that some divers bring spearguns with them (yes, at night too). I really hope nobody reads this thread and thinks that any of these are good ideas.