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Killed_CZ Regular user Czech republic, Prague 173 Posts
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Hi,
do you use that one ? Are you satisfied with that one ? I am looking for something to produce fish in glass of water, but I don't want to use the rubber fish and I am looking for something to not to harm the fish much and have sometime before producing. Thank you |
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Spellbinder Inner circle The Holy City of East Orange, NJ 6330 Posts
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I have an article on the "Shower of Sweets Revisited" in The Wizards' Journal #7 (on my site). Now, you say to yourself, what on earth does the old time "Shower of Sweets" have to do with a goldfish production?
Here's the effect made possible by following the directions for my updated version of the old trick given in the article: A handkerchief is removed from the pocket, shown on both sides and held at the center by the Wizard. A young lady is given a clear drinking glass (or if at a restaurant setting, will simply use any of the glasses at hand). She holds the glass up, as directed by the Wizard, who gives everyone a final quick peek beneath the folds of the handkerchief before lowering it over the glass. The Wizard asks the young lady to speak up if she feels something materializing in the glass. She will actually feel the glass getting heavy and should say so. The handkerchief is whipped away, quickly shown on both sides once again and the glass is seen to be over-flowing with wrapped candies, which may be passed around the audience for consumption. I also offer variations in which other loads can fill the glass instead of candy; live goldfish, ice cubes, hot coffee, and so on. It is completely different in operation from Anton Corradin's version. You might want to consider it as an inexpensive Do-It-Yourself alternative.
Professor Spellbinder
Professor Emeritus at the Turkey Buzzard Academy of Magik, Witchcraft and Wizardry http://www.magicnook.com Publisher of The Wizards' Journals |
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Killed_CZ Regular user Czech republic, Prague 173 Posts
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Thank you spellbinder, I will try to
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graywolf Special user South carolina 631 Posts
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Doug Henning had a nice version.Cordially,Howard
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Killed_CZ Regular user Czech republic, Prague 173 Posts
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Thanks GrayWolf, is there any link to it ?
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gsidhe Inner circle Michigan 1725 Posts
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There is a TT that is designed to hold a fish and enough water to keep it alive for a while.
Not sure what it is called or who sells it. Anyone? Gwyd |
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graywolf Special user South carolina 631 Posts
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No need for a link GSIDHE gave the secret away...Cordially,Howard
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gsidhe Inner circle Michigan 1725 Posts
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Sorry...Didn't know it was the Henning method. Someone referred me to it when I was trying to figure out areal fishing.
Still don't know what it was or where to find it. Apolegetically, Gwyd |
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Paul Jester Special user UK 759 Posts
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Just use a king sized Vernet, not a special tip.
Also check Alan Wakelings book, and Scott Penrose's Lecture notes for Ariel Fishing. Paul |
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medaca New user france 37 Posts
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Watch this:http://www.zippyvideos.com/3271944145957586/kozuch_gimmick_muestra_juegos
kozuch`s gimmick: only 10 US$ |
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Killed_CZ Regular user Czech republic, Prague 173 Posts
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Thank you all
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indomagic Inner circle 1164 Posts
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Kozuch gimmick could be a good option. I feel more easy than using king size TT
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indomagic Inner circle 1164 Posts
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Kozuch gimmick could be a good option. I feel more easy than using king size TT
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Killed_CZ Regular user Czech republic, Prague 173 Posts
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Well I found just another solution at spellbinders web site
That using diferent method, but not for to close use
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