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Post by camopete on Dec 21, 2010 21:53:07 GMT -1
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Post by dogfox on Apr 26, 2011 17:18:13 GMT -1
only just picked up this thread ,my brother is a marine biologist working for cefas he works mainly on pheromones for aquaculture but they are now working on producing the sound of various fish in distress and baitballs mainly for tuna fishing they use hydrophones to play back recordings,each species have there own vocabulary so playing a shark distress call is not going to call a bass they do a lot of work for rapala
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Post by camopete on Apr 26, 2011 20:39:54 GMT -1
i see what you mean but it was a good idea at the time ,should of kept it going i could be worth millions by now lol i wish ;D
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Post by noonoo on May 5, 2011 10:47:11 GMT -1
The rumbling sound will not only go down the line but also through your hull......just don't try this in SA, Aus or anywhere else that large sharks roam as they will think its you on the menu ;D So these are the schemes you hatch in Thurso on these cold, long, dark nights.....we're arl dooooomed, I tell ye, arl dooooomed  Does this mean that one shouldn't break wind in your kayak?  Have to be careful about what you eat before heading. |
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Post by camopete on May 5, 2011 20:51:12 GMT -1
ent that what the scuffer hole are for lol ;D
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Post by noonoo on May 6, 2011 9:58:32 GMT -1
ent that what the scuffer hole are for lol ;D Ah yes. Sharks don't like bubbles |
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