Spearing decoy carving reference
10-13-2004 | 07:50 AM
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From: a fishin\' hole in north Alabama
RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=70605
Rusty, it's similar to a duck decoy. See link above.
Rusty, it's similar to a duck decoy. See link above.
10-13-2004 | 07:29 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
so you try and decoy in fish to shoot with a speargun? Ive been spearfishing for many years and never seen or herd of anyone doing this.....but its an interesting idea
10-14-2004 | 08:36 AM
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From: a fishin\' hole in north Alabama
RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
so you try and decoy in fish to shoot with a speargun? Ive been spearfishing for many years and never seen or herd of anyone doing this.....but its an interesting idea
It looks as if spearfishing decoys are mostly a "vintage" item, sold as collector pieces. Good luck finding out how to make them. I have never heard of their use in modern times either....
10-14-2004 | 10:47 AM
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RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
I use spearing decoys every winter and it is not just old vintage decoys.
Rusty,
They are used to spear northerns in the winter, it is shaped like a real fish such as a perch and you jig it to draw in a northern then you throw your spear. This is only done under the ice in winter so I'm sure it is a foreign topic to most people in the southern states but pretty common in the north. I can buy a decoy at any retail store but I'm interested in carving my own.
Rusty,
They are used to spear northerns in the winter, it is shaped like a real fish such as a perch and you jig it to draw in a northern then you throw your spear. This is only done under the ice in winter so I'm sure it is a foreign topic to most people in the southern states but pretty common in the north. I can buy a decoy at any retail store but I'm interested in carving my own.
10-14-2004 | 11:44 AM
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RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
This is only done under the ice in winter so I'm sure it is a foreign topic to most people in the southern states
10-14-2004 | 05:35 PM
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RE: Spearing decoy carving reference
ORIGINAL: TheRick
I use spearing decoys every winter and it is not just old vintage decoys.
Rusty,
They are used to spear northerns in the winter, it is shaped like a real fish such as a perch and you jig it to draw in a northern then you throw your spear. This is only done under the ice in winter so I'm sure it is a foreign topic to most people in the southern states but pretty common in the north. I can buy a decoy at any retail store but I'm interested in carving my own.
I use spearing decoys every winter and it is not just old vintage decoys.
Rusty,
They are used to spear northerns in the winter, it is shaped like a real fish such as a perch and you jig it to draw in a northern then you throw your spear. This is only done under the ice in winter so I'm sure it is a foreign topic to most people in the southern states but pretty common in the north. I can buy a decoy at any retail store but I'm interested in carving my own.
