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addict 05-01-2004 09:54 AM

So you guys think you're hardcore? Check this out
 
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I've never seen anything like this.

Floor is open for comments.

BigFish 05-01-2004 09:58 AM

Been there.....done that!
 
I fish like that all the time....why how do you guys fish?:confused: :D :laugha:

Thats pretty whacked!:eek:

milo 05-01-2004 10:30 AM

what are they fishin for alligators:D

leptar 05-01-2004 11:12 AM

stilt fishing.... the people of thiland and sri-lanka have been doing it for centuries... the stilt is firmly planted into the ground and the fisherman sits in a basket... get this though... no-one ever takes his spot... most of the people you see stilt fishing are "commercial fishermen" what they catch range from specific types of "high interest fish" to shrimp...

either PBS or Discovery channel had a segment about the stilt people last year... it was pretty interesting but.... i'll still take my waders..

http://www.realbuzz.co.uk/travel/stiltfishing.htm

http://www.passplanet.com/photos/pho...ishermen_7.jpg

http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/Asi.../photo5455.htm

addict 05-01-2004 11:25 AM

leptar - I'm impressed! You're absolutely right!

Raven 05-01-2004 12:16 PM

bunch a
 
freakin monkeys...prolly scale a coconut treat in less than a minute too. dedication to their task

MAC 05-01-2004 12:46 PM

:eek: They aren't sitting on anything big enough to hold my ...ahem....large stature:laughs:

JohnR 05-01-2004 12:49 PM

I'd rather use waders and hope they don't leak to stay dry :rollem:

Besides, if I need to climb my fat a$$ up there, they're going to need a thicker stick and a remote :laughs:

Mr. Sandman 05-01-2004 04:01 PM

That is wild. Looks like you swim out to and shimmy up the stick. I wonder if they use vanStalls?:D

Karl F 05-01-2004 05:29 PM

geez... I thought it was Montaulk :laughs:
put those "skishermen" to shame ;)

striprman 05-01-2004 06:02 PM

Anyone want to sell me "their place"?

addict 05-01-2004 06:19 PM

lol - what people do for fish. :laughs:

BigBo 05-01-2004 06:27 PM

Seen them do something similar in Vietnam. I was told they did it because of sharks in the water too. In fresh water, they do it to keep the leeches off.
They'll sit perched on them things for quite a while too. In Vietnam, they also climb those skinny limbs to rig big huge drop nets.

Diamond Tackle 05-01-2004 08:04 PM

Not to take anything away from those guys, but that water is probably 84 degrees, & they are safer on those poles that walking around in shark infested waters. But then again they have to make it BACK to the beach with a net full of bleeding fish so that might be kinda tricky. Otherwise it looks like fun.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

dutch39 05-01-2004 08:05 PM

SHARKS
 
If they are doing that to avoid sharks, I would suggest a bigger stick.

fishaholic18 05-01-2004 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JohnR
I'd rather use waders and hope they don't leak to stay dry :rollem:

Besides, if I need to climb my fat a$$ up there, they're going to need a thicker stick and a remote :laughs:

:laughs: :laughs: :laughs: :laughs: AMEN!

hooked 05-01-2004 08:49 PM

Stilt fish don't count.

JohnR 05-01-2004 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by hooked
Stilt fish don't count.
:laughs: :laughs: :laughs:

fishdog13 05-03-2004 03:16 PM

looks like those idiots at the herring run, look but don't touch!

Crafty Angler 05-03-2004 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by hooked
Stilt fish don't count.
GAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! :rotf2::rotf2:


Hoo hoo hoo....ahahahaha....whew, oh boy....oh, man, a new one for the list - :hihi:


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