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No doubt, I would show them critters the same hospitality I show white bass.. don't like nothing pestering my crappie friendsOriginally Posted by mrdux
And never seen one in MS, let's hope it stays that way.
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When I lived in the Portland Oregon area lampreys were part of the vocabulary. They migrate up Willamette Falls yearly. The locals harvest them in pretty good numbers. I have fished down river from the falls and the current is crazy. I was told before I went up there that there are nine different currents in that area. I fished it and caught spring chinook while there but never went back. Too many prop busting rocks and crazy current.
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Awesome! That actually looks like fun. Kind of freaky, buts looks like it would be a great time.
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Interesting for sure I had no idea there were several varieties of them and they were that common . We don't have them in Texas to the best a my knowledge . We got sirens but hey don't attach to a fish like a Lamprey and they are amphibians . Btw do them things bite with that sucker full a teeth on hands and such ? Or just fish ?
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They are somewhat common in the lake I fish in north Alabama. I'm sure a fish with one on it would be fine to eat, but I can't get past the thought of it. If I catch a crappie with one on it, I pull it off, throw it in the bottom of the boat and let the crappie go. I've never given one the chance to bite me, but I don't think they could.
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