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  • aceshtr
    gun do you take fishing with you? I've got a 32-1 38S&W with about 75% of the nickel peeling off. Great to keep the snakes away.
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  • ljwrench
    I think it's illegal here in Indiana to shoot fish. We can shoot frog's though (if they're in season).
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  • D1
    Sig Mosquito.
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  • aceshtr
    not to shoot the fish,(thats what dynamite is for[:D])just to have one in the tackel box.
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  • dan kelly
    12g ...we have very venomous snakes here...if you get bitten and dont apply compress bandages you only have 1 hour before you cant help yourself. sometimes only 20 minutes. i have seen dogs bitten on the nose by tiger snakes and they have died within 10 minutes...when you are in the middle of no-where a shotgun is your friend.
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  • aceshtr
    quote:Originally posted by dan kelly
    12g ...we have very venomous snakes here...if you get bitten and dont apply compress bandages you only have 1 hour before you cant help yourself. sometimes only 20 minutes. i have seen dogs bitten on the nose by tiger snakes and they have died within 10 minutes...when you are in the middle of no-where a shotgun is your friend.


    Sounds like you need to dynamite snakes instead of fish!
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  • hunterws
    I trout fish in some pretty snake infested areas, I carry 'the judge' ... 5 shot .410 ... and I load it with buckshot. Can also use .410 slugs, or .45 long colts.

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  • jwb267
    bond arms texas defender 410 derringer,# 6 shot in the first barrel , 000 buck in the second
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  • Henry0Reilly
    I almost never go fishing but my "tackle box gun" is a 22/410 derringer.
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  • boltaction
    I alway's have a 9 shot 22 cal. h&r with me when I'am fishing or just out walking in the wood's
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  • divecop
    Either a 22 or a Bond derringer with 6 shot in the first barrel and
    a .45 colt in the second just in case of the 2 legged snakes.
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  • Txs
    I'm in Cottonmouth country and carry a NAA .22lr loaded with snakeshot.

    It throws a nice wide pattern at 3-4 ft. but dense enough to reliably do them in. Any futher than this and they really aren't a danger anyhow.
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  • jonk
    Lord, where do you guys fish?

    I don't take anything. Very few poisonous snakes in Ohio. Only ever saw one, a Cottonmouth.
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by jonk
    Lord, where do you guys fish?East Texas.

    Copperheads can be found all around, Cottonmouths can be seen near just about any body of water.

    Out in the woods you'll also see the occasional rattlesnake. They're mostly the smallish Cane-Break Rattlers in my specific area.
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  • gearheaddad
    I think if I had to worry about all those snakes while fishing, I'd stay home or go to a bar!!
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  • acdodd
    Peppermint schnapps.
    I have never been bitten by a snow snake while drinking it.
    Learned that from an Air Force guy ice fishing on Devils Lake, ND
    at 7:30 AM listening to pro bowling on the radio.
    He had been in Minot too long.
    AC
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  • stevenrayspeck
    I believe this is the weapon of choice when fishing[:D]
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  • ladams
    quote:Originally posted by jonk
    Lord, where do you guys fish?

    I don't take anything. Very few poisonous snakes in Ohio. Only ever saw one, a Cottonmouth.


    I have seen a few rattlers, and a few copperheads here in Ohio... but nothing like they are talking about. I don't usually take a gun fishing, but I do always carry at least a .22 when walking in the woods.
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