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Old 09-15-2003, 11:40 AM   #24
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Suggestion - comments welcome

I echo the thoughts here- I cant imagine the pain the family is going through or the last moments of this poor mans life - It's a horrible fate.

I'm not a surf fisherman - I only fish from my boat - but I've sailed all of my life and have sailed offshore extensively. It seems to me a harness which is used on sailboats quite effectively could be used in precarious situations on land.

The rig on a sailboat is to string a jack line from stem to stern - the harness is then clipped to the jack line. This setup allows you to move about the boat while being clipped to a safety line at all times. I could envision a similar setup rigged along the shore where fishing is dangerous.

Now - I imagine that you guys move around a fair amount (true?) - so you could rig the jack line anchors a few hundred yards apart - with your harness clipped on Lets say you anchor the two ends of the jack line a couple hundred yards apart - then put on the harness and clip in. I'd bet that mountain climbing equipment could be used as well.

Thoughts???? Would this work?

Dave
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