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Reply With QuoteSome of the best fishermen in the world right there! (And fish stealers too!) I love to watch the herons on my creek go to work. Very patient!
Bob
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JUST A TEASE
Is me
He wanted a fish so bad it wasnt even funny .
Showed up as soon as I slung the first fish .
So i just teased him a bit
seems some of my friends feed 2 of them when they beg .
heard tell he would come right up and take a fish at my feet off the dock if i let him .
cant remember his name but they named 2 of them .
sure was good at that i am starving and need a fish please routine
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Some of the best fishermen in the world right there! (And fish stealers too!) I love to watch the herons on my creek go to work. Very patient!
Bob
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I was getting bait at Clewiston and one of those would get right on the outdoor window counter while you waited on your minnows. They are pretty bold. There was another one that just went from boat to boat at Lake Dora looking for dropped minnows or hand outs.
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Don't look like y'all did any catfish......LOL
That was funny.......
DO NOT FEED THE WILDLIFE PLEASE......
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I don’t mind feeding the Eagles. However I draw The line at Herons.
They are patient birds!
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My son and nephew named “one” Chubby Buffalo at the beach. Now they are all Chubby Buffalo
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Had one that would follow my boat from spot to spot a few years ago. We named him Willie, after a deceased fishing buddy of ours.
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i know the folks up north feed the loons for sure .
when they migrate down here in the winter they follow boats like a beagle on a rabbit
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