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.
, Former commercial fisherman and fishing tackle retailer. Largest I have caught on a rod and reel was a 9 foot Blue Shark with Capt Mike Neto on 50 pound monofilament line. Largest Tautog I have caught was 9.6 pounds. I fish light tackle and use lures so I am not really about size and weight. My passion is Bonito.