We went to the beach last week, and during an early morning stroll I saw some men fishing using hand-cast nets. I was fascinated with watching them! Hope you enjoy these photos as well.
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| Straightening the net |
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| Looking for the perfect place to cast |
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| Starting the cast |
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| Great toss! |
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| Success |
Great photos. I love all of them, but I love how the sun is reflecting off the waves and sand in the first one.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photographs!
ReplyDeleteI love watching cast fishing,its an art. I have tried it- it was not as easy as it looks.
Thank you for sharing!
Those are fantastic shots! Nice job!
ReplyDeletevery fascinating! I didn't realize people still actually fish like this! Glad they were successful too!
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Beautiful!! I love how you captured the nets in the air. Thanks for sharing. Stopping by from the Monday Mingle.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! These are really neat! I didn't know that people fished like that anymore.
ReplyDeleteAn awesome skilled movement. Like the series of photos too.
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I love the actions shots.
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Cool pictures and the lighting is stunning! I don't know why, but those pictures immediately made me think of the fishers of men in the Bible.=)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! :)
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love the pics.. wish I had the skill to do that in the water.. thanks for sharing :-0) have a blessed week!
ReplyDeleteOh, I've never seen fishing like this...a whole lot more physcial than a pole and worm, yes?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your stroll with us.
The picture are wonderful, your husband Dave looks like a happy man casting his nets into the beautiful water. This blog is very nice, comfortable and i'm happy to say I'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteWOW, those are great pictures. Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures -- makes me wonder if I am so thoughtful when I cast my nets -- am I catching what God intends me to catch? Am I placing my nets in the right places? Thought-provoking pictures!
ReplyDeleteThere is such an artisty in fishing, especially when fishing like these men or when fly fishing. Beautiful photos...
ReplyDeleteThey remind me of the way the Holy Spirit enables us to become fishers of men. In spite of who we are, He works through us, gracefully and mercifully drawing others to Himself.
These are really great shots - I really like the third one.
ReplyDeleteNice pics, thanks for sharing! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow...what great shots!
ReplyDeletelovely peachy light - beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow! Really gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos
ReplyDeleteGreat shots - especially those where he is casting into the sea while it's up around his chest.
ReplyDeleteWow these are great shots. I'd be captivated by them as well. I've never seen anyone fishing this way! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool shots!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness. I am so absolutely in love with that light. Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how the light fell on the net. As I scrolled down I couldn't wait to see the next shot. I actually have seen this done in Maui but with a larger net and more people involved You were lucky to see that event.
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The photos of the nets open over the water are fabulous. What cool pictures.
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Beautiful photos :)
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WOW This is really nice! I want to try fishing too soon :)
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Amazing! I once heard a speaker talk about this--how it is an art form, really. Wonderful to see a master of the craft.
ReplyDeleteSome excellent action shots. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great moment to happen upon. These are great shots!
ReplyDeleteI wish the catch was crabs dieing for some. They have been really expensive around me.
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ReplyDeleteWOW- I am in absolute AWE!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. Reminds me of Peter.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! The nets looks so graceful in the air. Thanks for linking up with this or that thursday!
ReplyDeleteThese were so nice. Great job. Love the lighting...
ReplyDeleteI would have been able to watch that for hours! Did he only catch one fish? Great pictures with the setting sun:) Thanks for linking up to the Field trip hop
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