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Simpler: bait the area with boilies containing ball
bearings. Then fish with a strong magnet. |
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Even simpler: same as MB's idea, but use a fish magnet. This saves buggering about with ball bearings. |
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^ You might catch a steelhead. |
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My recollection of fishing is that fish are covered in a layer of slime that would make it particularly difficult to get something to stick to them. |
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So, you know, a sticky fishbone for you. |
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Kind of baked. In one traditional method, branches with prickly leaves are pulled through the water, snagging fish and dragging them out. |
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//...fish are covered in a layer of slime...// |
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Only after years of unsatisfactory hygienic practices. You might be covered in a layer of slime as well, if you eat where you poop... |
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