Catching fish without a pole

Crazy Aussie!

http://vitaminl.tv/video/1559?ref=fbs

Whoah.  That's pretty cool!

Looks dangerous and fun.

crazy!

wrapping that line around your hand seems like a great way to go overboard

That kicked ass.

dude needs a belt for his pants.


BUT that was pretty badass.
From the blood pool and the gaff behind him, I think the fishing must be pretty good there.

From the blood pool and the gaff behind him, I think the fishing must be pretty good there.

That's what I was thinkin too, he threw that one back for the camera and for all the tenderhearts he knew would post (people who get their meat without hurting anything, from the STORE!)

Who has their Handlines ready!!!!!!

Super cool catch and release!

Was that a giant trevally?

Who has their Handlines ready!!!!!!

Not me    but will be soon!

Was that a giant trevally?

Yeah awesome video. I've seen Mexicans handline jacks from the beach but they were only 10-20 pounds.

Jack Trevally are a family of fish sometimes called jacks. They are pound for pound one of the most brutal fighting fish in the ocean. Yellowtail are in this family and probably the best eating in this family. The ulua in Hawaii are in this family and probably the ultimate shore fishing challenge. Other jacks like the the toro in mexico and amberjacks are great fighters but poor table fare.

What about catching fish without a pole in a manhole? hmmmmm 

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/12/sewer-fishing-is-the-newest-rage-in-fishing/

Was that a giant trevally?

Yeah awesome video. I've seen Mexicans handline jacks from the beach but they were only 10-20 pounds.

Jack Trevally are a family of fish sometimes called jacks. They are pound for pound one of the most brutal fighting fish in the ocean. Yellowtail are in this family and probably the best eating in this family. The ulua in Hawaii are in this family and probably the ultimate shore fishing challenge. Other jacks like the the toro in mexico and amberjacks are great fighters but poor table fare.

Agree with you yellowtail are by far the best tasting jacks. I had amberjack in Mexico and I wasn't fond of it, I tried it cooked and as ceviche.

Ariel

Who has their Handlines ready!!!!!!

I got mine!