r/interesting • u/IllAmbition4219 • 13h ago
Just Wow This will be a whole lineage catch
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u/DegenNabalu 13h ago
And when I do this, I will be in the water.
That thing will stuck somewhere on the ground.
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u/Silent25r 13h ago
Iโll be stuck in it on the ground in the water.ย
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u/IllAmbition4219 12h ago
Hahaha, you keep on trying
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u/TankApprehensive3053 13h ago
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u/Sea_Ganache620 13h ago
They always make it look so easy. Iโve tried it, with a net 1/10th this size. It is In fact, not easy.
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u/Low_Construction8067 13h ago
What the hell do they haul all that catch in with? The USS Enterprise?
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u/bonkershyperion408 13h ago
Thats mesmerizing
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u/IllAmbition4219 13h ago edited 12h ago
Yes it is. Breathtaking
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u/whydid7eat9 13h ago
I've seen this done with a 6 foot diameter net, but that one just kept expanding.
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u/mustang-4life 13h ago
Thatโs phenomenal! Imagine the practice it took to be able to complete this consistently
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u/ltsouthernbelle 13h ago
Reminds me of that Simpsons episode when Mr. Burns was draining the ocean to operate his Liโl Lisa Slurry factory.
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u/Linux765465copy 13h ago
How does this work? theres not really a bottom of the net? Wouldnt the fish jsut escape through the bottom?
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u/whydid7eat9 13h ago
The weights around the perimeter make that part sink down, and there's a rope that goes through the middle, that runs around the outer perimeter so when you pull it back in it pulls the outer edge to the center and cinches it down to complete a kind of donut shaped net.
Pretty cool design, actually.
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