Cornwall Pro Fishing

lets show them support people!

Atlatl... Primitive spear thrower... Freshly dug up on 5th street... Painted like a turkey in Native American style... Gna check my boys shorts for horse shoes... They seem to have keen eye for artifacts!

...another day at the office with my crew :P

...impromptu outing with my boys last evening. It was a team effort, the boys rustled-up the bait that produced... 33", 7lb 2oz... Will fit nicely in Jeffry's smoker :D!!

...snake in the grass?

Angler's Guide: Toilet handle replacement. Required tackle: Rapala rattlin'-rap, 5/8oz bell sinker (with swivel), owner forged steel octopus hook, 80lb Seagar 100% fluorocarbon leader material, knowledge of naval knots. 1. tie octopus hook to leader... i used the bowline knot due to not having a crimper on hand... the diameter of the leader material is too large for a traditional terminal knot.... 2. pierce the remaining piece of the flapper with your octopus hook being sure to push it through past the barb. 3. slide the leader through the eyelet of the 5/8oz bell sinker allowing it to rest on top of the flapper... this acts as a counter weight to the handle. 4. feed the leader through the hole in the tank previously occupied the broken handle. 5. after removing the hooks from the rattlin'-rap (any pattern will do), tie the leader to the eyelet as you would normally when smashing smallies... again i chose the bowline. 6. enjoy not having to remove the tank lid to flush your toilet.

My boys the palaeontologists/geologists on their first dig :P ...great story Greg Peerenboom ! ... http://www.standard-freeholder.com//digging-up-interest-in See more

nice fish guys! congrats.

...impromptu outing with my boys last evening. It was a team effort, the boys rustled-up the bait that produced... 33", 7lb 2oz... Will fit nicely in Jeffry's smoker :D!!

Angler's Guide: Toilet handle replacement. Required tackle: Rapala rattlin'-rap, 5/8oz bell sinker (with swivel), owner forged steel octopus hook, 80lb Seagar 100% fluorocarbon leader material, knowledge of naval knots. 1. tie octopus hook to leader... i used the bowline knot due to not having a crimper on hand... the diameter of the leader material is too large for a traditional terminal knot.... 2. pierce the remaining piece of the flapper with your octopus hook being sure to push it through past the barb. 3. slide the leader through the eyelet of the 5/8oz bell sinker allowing it to rest on top of the flapper... this acts as a counter weight to the handle. 4. feed the leader through the hole in the tank previously occupied the broken handle. 5. after removing the hooks from the rattlin'-rap (any pattern will do), tie the leader to the eyelet as you would normally when smashing smallies... again i chose the bowline. 6. enjoy not having to remove the tank lid to flush your toilet.

My boys the palaeontologists/geologists on their first dig :P ...great story Greg Peerenboom ! ... http://www.standard-freeholder.com//digging-up-interest-in See more