
An Ojibwe Native American spearfishing, Minnesota, 1908.
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Not all that long ago if you think about it.
That’s the way to fish.

An Ojibwe Native American spearfishing, Minnesota, 1908.
Source: https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7520/15684503972_bc00283d08_h.jpg
Not all that long ago if you think about it.
That’s the way to fish.

Last week, I dropped by a local Sporting Mega-store to chat with the locals about fishing prospects and to pick up my non-res license. They mentioned gators, to which I was somewhat non-plussed. “Oh, we have a few out there – but they’re just little three or four footers.”
Yesterday, I finally had a chance to get out and fish a bit on the Wekiva River in my handy-dandy inflato-boat. I parked myself in a weed bed in what looked like a nice enough spot, looked up while getting my gear ready and saw this guy.
Honestly, the only thing I could think was, “I wonder if that kid at Gander Mountain knows how long ‘one foot’ is.”
My boat is 10-½’ long and that gator is at least another two feet longer.
I’m gonna need a bigger boat.
It’s not worth doing something unless someone, somewhere, would much rather you weren’t doing it.
(via angelophile)

Um… I’m not sure if this is the coolest thing I’ve seen today…or the creepiest.
But the day’s not over yet.

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