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more old school

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couldn't you attach the pole spear to a float and floatline via a mono or dynema line? if you grab "wrap" of dynema in the shooting hand it would work like for a speargun, and you can let go of the fish /pole spear after the hit.
 
Re: more old school slang

When something is refered to as a Toad, it's slang for a big, friggin whatever it is. In this case, it's a Toad grouper- a big, friggin grouper.

Congratulations again to you Earl.
 
please god, make the "Toad" stop.

this term has been used in land-based hunting circles for years. it is beyond retarded.


and why "Toad"? why not Hamster? parrot? guppy?

"Damn, dat der fish is quite the Gerbal!"

<beats head against wall>

(why have all his post been chaged to "well boys and girls" ? )
 
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