Fishin' with your Traditional Knives

[BigBiscuit]

BigBiscuit - fishing hat, stick, string, no fish, forgot knife.:

Primble - ABU 4600C4, Fenwick HMX, TC Barlow "Days Work", hybrid striper at 19 inches (all in a days work ! ):

Nice work Rob. We only have saltwater stripers up here.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Now that I'll hold you to Bob, FISH ON

just messing around Paul. I do okay though. My passion is saltwater though. But I do a fair amount of sweet water bass fishing.

 

[jlhoffman74]

Just had to post this...
Kingwood Whittler and Honduran Mahogany Loke Lure.
I build/paint lures for a living so I have tons of pics to post here.

 

[SadSappySucker]

That lure looks great! I've often thought about getting into make my own.

 

[festerfromnzed]

Love the briny...,, and the fresh,................... Fes






Pure Scottish Brown

 

[festerfromnzed]

A few more.................Fes

 

[waynorth]

Something fishy about this thread! I smell smoke!!
Great harvest Fes! Your son looks like he's enjoying life!



Nice to see traditionals at work!:thumbup:

 

[Markesharp]

Small Primble-Size Lake Sturgeon

Bull Head that needed a bat to the head

 

[Pipeman]

Great looking fish barlow Mark, It's really FUN.

Best regards

Robin

 

[Markesharp]

Great looking fish barlow Mark, It's really FUN.

Best regards

Robin

Thank you Robin! :thumbup:

 

[BigBiscuit]

Mark, did you make the sturgeon and bullhead? I like them. :thumbup:

 

[Primble]

Just had to post this...
Kingwood Whittler and Honduran Mahogany Loke Lure.
I build/paint lures for a living so I have tons of pics to post here.

Beautiful lure !!! Want to see more !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

I was wondering how long it might take for the Fish Barlow to appear ! Thanks Marko ! Now I am wondering how long until my Fish Barlow gets in the thread.

Fes - wonderful catches and your son appears to be enjoying it all. :thumbup:

Not much luck today, but, I had a pretty knife with me, just in case !!

 

[Gevonovich]

jlhoffman

I too hope to see more of your fine work and knives!

FES

I knew you could throw down some awesome fish and knife shots. Hope all is well and your lad is growing into a fine young man.

Mark

The fish knife is fantastic and the lures are ...wow.

Primble

Even if you did not catch anything...just looking at those two fine companions would be a good day on the water!!!

 

[MTURBO]

Great thread for this Sunday morning! :thumbup:

 

[Modoc ED]

Although I didn't buy it to be used as a fishing knife, I'd think this GEC SS, Fishtail, Mako would serve yeoman duty as a fishing knife on a pier or in a boat what with it's long, thin, blade.

 

[Primble]

 

[JB in SC]

I had one big hybrid take off with a decent sized rainbow I hooked below the Hartwell dam a few years back. He stripped off 150 yards of 4 lb line before I could say bye bye they run big in the river, up to 20 lbs. Stripers up to 63 lbs in the local lakes.

 

[Primble]

Some special things of mine in this photo. The TC Barlow was a generous gift from Old & in the Way, the old gloss black painted 5500C Abu Garcia reel I purchased new in 1982 and have reeled in a bunch of big hybrid stripers with it, but, retired it a few years back. The old wooden fishing lures I have had for many years, and the old 1940-1950's era fishing box I found while antiquing with my mother, winter before last. I keep all my spools of fishing line and spare reel parts in the box. I am thinking of bringing the 5500C back into service soon - I miss it. The lower gear ratio of the old reel made it winch like. I liked the ivory bone knife contrasting with the black reel in the pic.

 

[VCM3]

Off LI waters one fish that is fished for by many is the Fluke. They can get pretty big up here ,I've seen a 23 lb one once,a 17,and my personal best 11. Menefee fillet knives of many styles is usually a go to for me for such a fish

I think these fish were like 4 and maybe 5 lbs

You can see after all trimmed & clean,this is some primo eatin' fish

 

[Primble]

Not a very pretty fish, but, pretty fillets !!! :thumbup::thumbup:

The Menifee ain't too shabby neither.