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On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 10:31:21 -0700, Gordon wrote:
Richard Casady wrote: Many Pacific boats have 2000 feet or so of wire on a winch. Casady Very true! They're called long liners! At one time I considered a cheap, the fish are gone, longliner. The kind with 50 miles of 700 lb mono. About 1200 hooks. I figured that it wouldn't make a bad cruiser as is. They go 10 knots for a month. They put a 400 HP engine on a 100 footer, and cruise something like 6000 miles per trip. Time was when you could catch 40 tons of swordfish in one trip. There is a movie about a long liner, THe boat, a 100 footer, in the movie that didn't sink, the Hannah Boden, was for sale and I thought about making an offer, Like I said, the fish are gone. A actual trawler yacht, of all things. Casady |
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