Monday, May 12, 2014

how to catch an eel without a hook

Eeling without a Hook


This is how to catch an eel without a hook or henaki.


Eels have sandpaper like teeth so when they bite on to the bob their teeth get caught up. When you get one it is important not to rush. Most times you can get the eels head out of the water then you yank them out and then the bob will instantly come to. Be careful because they will find there way back to the water. Eeling this way is that no damage is done to the eel. You can easily release the eel and it will find its way back to the water without hurting them.




How to bob for eels the modern way
To make this modern bob you will need
  • broomstick                                     
  • stocking
  • raw egg still in the shell


Tie the stocking to the broomstick.
Fill the stockings with 5 or 6 eggs. Make sure they are still in the shell.Next tie the loose end of the Stocking and secure it to the end of the Broom Stick and you're ready to go. Once you're at the spot just crack open the eggs and you can catch an eels.


Its not easy being a Rugby Ball

Its not easy being a rugby ball,



getting tossed on the ground by an All Black or even rolled in mud. It smells in the ruck's plus sweaty hands get rubbed all over me. Muddy wet boots kicking me high into the air. People fighting over me. Sadly I get kept in a stuffy garage all summer. I feel useless and flat. I finally get out but they have a new one. I am unflated  and put in the rubbish and taken away.

Its not easy being a rugby ball.