There's a tiny hole in the bottom of the shaft of this fish hook. When a fish yanks on the hook, it discharges a 4mm centerfire cartridge and, hopefully, shoots the fish.
These unusual guns were produced in the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries. If you can find one, I wouldn't recommend using it, as doing so would almost certainly violate the second and fourth rules of gun safety.
Link | Photo: Wayne Driskill Miniatures
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Nope, unless you're fishing for something that's likely to jump before setting the hook. Bullets travel VERY short distances in water. Especially the anemic bullet that would be in there.
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