Lionfish vs. 9mm

amada8

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Seems kind of silly to me.

dewyafish

http://www.diversdirect.com/scuba-diving/lionfish-pole-spear-with-paralyzer-tip?utm_source=google_pla&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=2997&gclid=CIigtta71c8CFY87gQod2qYAGA

Soda Popinski

Yea, it works now, but what happens when they start wearing Kevlar? things just escalate from there.

omegafoo

Seems like an expensive way to harvest them. Not to mention rough on the internals of the glock. Talk about a super cleaning when it's all said and done at the end of the day.

Grouper Genius

I like it. Some kid got creative. Kudos.

Kill 'em any way you can I say.

hooknreds

Grouper Genius wrote: »

I like it. Some kid got creative. Kudos.

Kill 'em any way you can I say.

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Saltygatorvet

ferris1248 wrote: »

Go figger.

They are excellent table fare. I've had them several times this year. Seems like a 9mm slug would pretty much ruin the meat. The filets aren't very big to begin with.

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Cranfield

Shades of , "taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut" , interesting , but impractical.
If these fish are good to eat and vermin, with no seasons or limits, I am surprised that nobody is going after them commercially.
I appreciate trawling would be too indiscriminate, but live fish traps could work, or something similar that was not as unproductive/expensive as spear fishing.

Please don't start the, if you kill it you have to eat it, debate.
I shoot too many rooks, crows, foxes, squirrels, rats, etc. to join that Club.:)

dewyafish

Cranfield is a mercenary. He isn't expected to eat the enemy.