Lay out your clothing on a countertop pattern-side down, with the hem/edge in front of you. Fold the fabric edge up â-inch, and use an iron to flatten it out. Then, starting from the edge, create a second fold over the first â-inch wide, so that the raw edge of the first fold is hidden under the second fold.
The second biggest fish ever caught on a rod and reel. Before Mundus & Braddickâs huge Great White catch, the previous record for the biggest fish ever caught on a rod and reel happened on April 21, 1959. Thatâs when Alfred Dean caught a 2,664-pound great white shark off the coast of south Australia. Amazingly, it only took Dean 50 minutes to reel in this monster.
November 6, 2013. Mike Sadar may have landed the largest freshwater fish ever caught on a fly rod. The guide estimated this arapiama to be around 300 pounds! It was caught on a Wright & McGill 12Wt fly rod and Wright & McGill Sabalos Reel. Who wouldnât want to got to the Amazon and try and catch one.