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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Dec 24, 2005
Description:
The Fly N Fish’s name sake. These are the Indian Ocean equatorial variety. Their stall speed is not much less than Fly N Fish. They are also definitely tail draggers. If you would like to follow our trip to Antarctica on another My Family site email me on this site and I will give you the site name, user name and password.
Date Taken:
Dec 24, 2005
Place Taken:
Indian Ocean
Owner:
R. Lee
File Name:
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Category:
200, N56RL,
95, Other Seaplanes
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Charles Pickett - Dec 24,2005
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They are good eating.<br /><br />Back a few years ago the skipper on the boat I was on would stand on the bow and shoot them in the air with twin Colt 45 six shooters
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Robert Lee - Dec 25,2005
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Charlie,<br /><br />These guys are very quick. If your skipper ever hit any, he was either very lucky or very good. Many survivors have these guys to thank for their daily rations.
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Charles Pickett - Dec 25,2005
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He was very good firing with either or both hands and would hit a lot more then miss, also quick draw cowboy style. Remember ammo was free and he would practice every time we came to the surface shooting at something.
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P.C. Russell - Dec 26,2005
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Robert;<br /> Please add me-- pagoo@aol.com == To your list. Thanks, P.C. Russell
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Robert Lee - Dec 27,2005
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PC,<br /><br />I will add you today, should show up in your email soon. Keep working on that plane!<br /><br />RL
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