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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
Unread postPosted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 9:58 am 
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That´s a very nice shot too! Awesome background.


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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Very cute boats, if I may say so, Birma. : )

A very pretty photo.


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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Thanks Jasper and Yildiz :)

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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Great stuff everyone! Here is an entry from Town Lake in McKinney. In the 9 years we've lived in McKinney I've seen dozens of people fishing here.. I have yet to see a fish on the line.... At least there are birds to photograph there.. John


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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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John, yes a lot of these urban fishing spots don't result in catching much fish. It is just for the enjoyment of being out there, I think.

Here are a couple of men fishing at the Shinkashi-gawa (river) in Itabashi-ku, Tokyo a few days ago:

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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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The small harbour at St Andrews Scotland from last September
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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Great harbour shot Mark - I like the lobster pots in focus with the harbour oof in the background :)

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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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bakubo wrote:
Here are some fishing boats in Japan in 1988.

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Notice the glass floats hanging from the boats. I don't think they are used anymore though. I haven't seen them for years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_float


Yesterday I was browsing through some old photos and I found this close-up of some old glass fishing floats in Japan.

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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Nice details Henry - these kind of floats are much favoured by the interior decoractors in Cornish pubs :) . Amazing to think they were ever used for real.

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 Post subject: Re: Fishing for fish
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Birma wrote:
Nice details Henry - these kind of floats are much favoured by the interior decoractors in Cornish pubs :) . Amazing to think they were ever used for real.


Hmm, maybe that is why I don't see them on the fishing boats in Japan anymore -- they have all been stolen by Cornish pub owners. :lol:

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