| Image Comments |
| BriandKilby | 05-Jul-12 13:52 |
| i hooked myself in the hand when i was trying to take the hook out of the fish. |
| Pauli72 | 05-Jul-12 19:11 |
| That is one BIG fish! Hopefully you threw it back in Brian. It looks pretty angry that you hooked its fin. LOL |
| BriandKilby | 05-Jul-12 19:16 |
| he wasn't to friendly about it! |
| lukebozek1 | 05-Jul-12 19:45 |
| I was five when my Dad was casting a Hullapoper off the dock and I walked up behind him. Got me in the ear. I will never forget that experience. |
| Xanadu | 05-Jul-12 21:25 |
| The fun part is pushing farther through to get the barb far enough out so You can cut it off, then yank the rest out backwards. |
| deckape | 05-Jul-12 22:25 |
| Ouchhhhhhhhhhhhh It will hurt for a while it make take you away from the modeling bench. It will leave a tear in your flipper when you remove the hook.Its going to hurt ole buddy, you will mend well. Boats |
| David Duckett | 06-Jul-12 04:56 |
| A tear in your flipper? |
| Pauli72 | 06-Jul-12 05:57 |
| What I can't believe is that some teenagers stick this type of hooks and junk in their nose, eyebrows, lips, tongues, and God knows where else, ON PURPOSE. LOL And they think it looks good! LOL!! |
| BriandKilby | 06-Jul-12 12:54 |
| i'm healed up and ready to go back to the bench and finish the a-26. |
| deckape | 06-Jul-12 23:43 |
| Ahot Briand glad your all healed up Lollllllllll like what Paul mentioned about these kids nowdays with all these piercings and tatoos they are going to hate themselves some day when they get old and wise if they live that long. boats |
