Fishing with a Hand Grenade

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RSKY

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Wonder what state those guys are from.
 

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My father spoke of doing that in France during World War Two. However, they tossed the grenades from shore and collected the stunned fish for dinner without harming themselves. Regards, Mike
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #5  
It looks like the guy dropping the grenade is looking at his wrist watch before he lets go. What's up with that? My knowledge of hand grenades is limited to WWII movies.
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #7  
Thats funny, no matter what state you are from.
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #8  
Over 40 something years ago I was standing near canal bank fishing in what is now a major city(Miami). All of a sudden theres was a big underwater explosion out of nowhere. Some bluegill started floating up to surface. All I could fiqure out was years before when they dug out/cut canal they used explosives and one happen to go off years later when I happen to be standing near.


Boone
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #9  
At least that's what you told the fish cop who caught you scooping up all those bluegills eh Boone:laughing:
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #10  
At least that's what you told the fish cop who caught you scooping up all those bluegills eh Boone:laughing:

:laughing: :thumbsup: Thats funny Rick ! Good to hear from from You. Also in that same canal on occasion you'd see giant cottonmouth's "wrapped around" each other propelling themsevles going down canal. Musta been mateing.

Boone
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #11  
U too Boone!

I used to think I was open minded but that would be one mateing I wouldnt want to be a part of.:shocked:
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #12  
My father spoke of doing that in France during World War Two. However, they tossed the grenades from shore and collected the stunned fish for dinner without harming themselves. Regards, Mike

Same here, my dad did that too.

Ken
 
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Hi all

It's just irresponsible hooliganism and it should be illegal. No one should fish that way. It just kills everything within a certain radius and bottom dwelling animals too. Imagine how few fish there would be if everybody used this method when they wanted a couple of fish for dinner.

Mike
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #14  
Hi all

It's just irresponsible hooliganism and it should be illegal. No one should fish that way. It just kills everything within a certain radius and bottom dwelling animals too. Imagine how few fish there would be if everybody used this method when they wanted a couple of fish for dinner.

Mike

Mike, it is illegal to fish with a hand grenade or explosives in all 50 states. And possession of a live hand grenade or even dynamite is very difficult. It is a joke Mike. People years ago have used dynamite to stun fish, but it was illegal even then. I am not saying it was or even is not done, but it is certainly not an accepted practice in our country. What soldiers do in wartime to feed themselves is not Germain to what ordinary citizens do to catch fish:) Now as for Russian occupiers in eastern Europe, well that is a different kettle of fish.:)

James K0UA
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #15  
James...do you mean I cant use dupont spinners to catch fish?? Gonna have to find another way to make a living:laughing:
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #16  
Grenades depending on type and who made them generally have a delay of 4 to 6 seconds. The guy is trying to cook off the grenade by holding it for a few seconds before dropping it inorder to get it to go off at a shallower depth.
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #17  
Why use grenades when telephoning is a lot less dangerous and doesn't make all that noise?:D
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #18  
Grenades depending on type and who made them generally have a delay of 4 to 6 seconds. The guy is trying to cook off the grenade by holding it for a few seconds before dropping it inorder to get it to go off at a shallower depth.

Thank you Jim. I guess he miscalculated, go figure. :laughing:
 
/ Fishing with a Hand Grenade #19  
Thank you Jim. I guess he miscalculated, go figure. :laughing:

I guess he did! Another second and he would have transformed himself from fisherman to fishbait!
 
 
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