I need a land anchor or something

That's some fish SF. I think we already have that recipe ;

Place the fish in a large pot with a rock at least the same size as the fish.
Boil for a week.
When finished , remove and discard fish, eat rock.

If you recipe is different, perhaps you could share it with us.

Have you thought of a hovercraft for the mud?

Don.

I have heard Land Cruisers make good land anchors when buried.[bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by jonesfam

I have heard Land Cruisers make good land anchors when buried.[bigwhistle]

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Many are self burying too....

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Originally Posted by Don 130

That's some fish SF. I think we already have that recipe ;

Place the fish in a large pot with a rock at least the same size as the fish.
Boil for a week.
When finished , remove and discard fish, eat rock.

If you recipe is different, perhaps you could share it with us.

Have you thought of a hovercraft for the mud?

Don.

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I had a recipe a long time ago that involved a substantial period of immersion in vinegar. Aim being to dissolve the bones, legion that they be. Then a substantial period of immersion in other fluids to get rid of the vinegar saturation.... etc

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Originally Posted by sierrafery

Thanks guys, i spoke with a friend who is good with steel and soldering and he will make me something like the bush anchor at 20% of that price ....

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Why buy something, when you probably have all you need!

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https://youtu.be/NSRxhvufvmw

... stuck in mud?

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

should we tell SF what we think of carp over here???[bigwhistle]


nice fish tho Sierrafery... [smilebigeye]

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They are useful, in the garden.

Charlie Carp liquid fish all-purpose fertiliser

Carp are very well regarded in many parts of the world and the fish that we consider as "Vermin" here would be many a foreign fishermans "Dream" fish.

looks like your'e just round the bend from the Dan Zug hotel, all those waterways look man made , is that the case?. I spent a bit of time in Hungary in the late 80's during the transition from eastern bloc , got to say it's a beautiful country ( very good looking women too :-)

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Originally Posted by discorevy

looks like your'e just round the bend from the Dan Zug hotel, all those waterways look man made , is that the case?. I spent a bit of time in Hungary in the late 80's during the transition from eastern bloc , got to say it's a beautiful country ( very good looking women too :-)

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Dan-zug is the name of that side arm of the main Koros river where i have a cottage, all those side arms were the live river more than 100 years ago when the hungarian government used ''jailbirds'' to make that larger straighter and navigable waterway with enbankments and redirected it so these arms were left both sides...so actually which is named now Koros river is man made... the arms are connected to the big river through locks as to get fresh water cos they extract water from them for agriculture.... meanwhile the association is stocking all those side arms with all kind of fish...it's a good place if you dont have an ocean within reach [smilebigeye]

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Originally Posted by trout1105

Carp are very well regarded in many parts of the world and the fish that we consider as "Vermin" here would be many a foreign fishermans "Dream" fish.

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There were a lot of Eastern European "reffos" working on the Snowy Scheme. They regarded carp as a first class eating fish. They would catch carp for their own table and (illegally) net trout streams and convert trout into grog. They would take the trout to the little mountain village pubs frequented by failed trout fishermen from the big cities and sell them.