Will this catch a fish(erman)

oomfaan

Senior Member
Got myself an airbrushing kit yesterday and started to play around as the water is too big to fish. Made this lood. Any good for snoek?
 

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JasonF

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kraken wrote:
That looks quite cool!

But why spoil such a horrible creature with such lekker artwork?
Same goes for feeding the bastards rapala's!
We had the misfortune of finding shoals of hungry snoek last weekend.
Whilst it was kinda fun catching them on light spinning tackle, it left us feeling hollow.
Kinda......

I think I just tore a stomach muscle.



Oomfaan looking good. Post some pics of the airbrush
 

sharkbyte

Senior Member
kraken wrote:
That looks quite cool!

But why spoil such a horrible creature with such lekker artwork?
Same goes for feeding the bastards rapala's!
We had the misfortune of finding shoals of hungry snoek last weekend.
Whilst it was kinda fun catching them on light spinning tackle, it left us feeling hollow.
Kinda......
...
LMA
 

Joker

Senior Member
kraken wrote:
That looks quite cool!

But why spoil such a horrible creature with such lekker artwork?
Same goes for feeding the bastards rapala's!
We had the misfortune of finding shoals of hungry snoek last weekend.
Whilst it was kinda fun catching them on light spinning tackle, it left us feeling hollow..........

Wahaha. Kraken, you have a way with words.

I sure would not want any job from you :)

@Oomfaan

Looks good. I'm sure the effort will definitely give up a snoek or two.
 

kraken

Senior Member
Even though we could have probably filled the boat, we stopped.
In fact, we officially wrote that day off as a mombak.
My mate who owns the boat had his 6 year old son onboard with us.
Now this little chap is a visvraat(like his dad) and has already caught a few yellowtail, skipjack and katonkel off the boat.
Absolutely loves being at sea at catching fish, but even he was not happy with us wasting valuable time on catching snoek! lol!!!
 

Koper

Senior Member
JasonF wrote:
kraken wrote:
That looks quite cool!

But why spoil such a horrible creature with such lekker artwork?
Same goes for feeding the bastards rapala's!
We had the misfortune of finding shoals of hungry snoek last weekend.
Whilst it was kinda fun catching them on light spinning tackle, it left us feeling hollow.
.......

I think I just tore a stomach muscle.



Oomfaan looking good. Post some pics of the airbrush
Stem saam Jason, ek het myself nou amper natgemaak.

Goed om Andrew terug te sien vanaf die see, ek het al sy kommentaar begin mis.
 

oomfaan

Senior Member
Sommer 'n goedkoop een by Adendorff. Maar ek speel lekker.
 

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oomfaan

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John0 wrote:
@kraken hoekom sien julle snoek as 'n pes?
Vir somige ouens is dit 'n werk. Ander het al so baie gevang dat dit nie meer vir hulle snaaks is nie. Dan is daar nog die, soos ek, wat nog leer om hulle te vang en vreeslik opgewonde raak oor snoek.
 

kraken

Senior Member
John0 wrote:
@kraken hoekom sien julle snoek as 'n pes?

I'm lucky enough to be one of those who has caught loads of them, but nowadays, I've become fussy and curse them to hell and back when they hang onto my spinner or stuff up a perfectly good and expensive lure meant for something else.

Granted, on a handlyn they can be a jol especially when you don't have to worry about sticking to recreational quotas and you can put some silver in your pocket.

Also its not one of my favourite eating fish.

Mind you, the smiles on the faces of my neighbours and colleagues when I gave away my share of what we caught does kinda make up for their being such a pest!
 

kraken

Senior Member
oomfaan wrote:
John0 wrote:
@kraken hoekom sien julle snoek as 'n pes?
Vir somige ouens is dit 'n werk. Ander het al so baie gevang dat dit nie meer vir hulle snaaks is nie. Dan is daar nog die, soos ek, wat nog leer om hulle te vang en vreeslik opgewonde raak oor snoek.

And I hope you catch and enjoy many more snoek hunting expeditions!
 
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