Reply With QuoteExcellant article. I never knew what the actual moth looked like. Thanks for posting.
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Interesting Read! "Catalpa Worms"
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Excellant article. I never knew what the actual moth looked like. Thanks for posting.
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Good info. I would have never guessed they matured in such a short period. Thanks.
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I'm still trying to get them worms remains outta of my fingernails after fishing with them.
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I'm trying to get my hands healed up after cleaning all those fish. Slabless I guess you better get you a guide that will bait your hook or wear gloves next time. Ha! Ha!:DOriginally Posted by Slabless
I'm still trying to get them worms remains outta of my fingernails after fishing with them.
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Hey Nimrod, do you think all this rain in Oklahoma is going to flood the lake?
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Not unless we get rain in the upper watershed of the Fouche la Fave River. If so they will hold it because of the Arkansas River is my guess.
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Man the Arkansas is a wide muddy mess right now.
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What is the proper way to freeze these things without damaging them.
I've heard of a couple different ways...
1. Freeze them in water
2. Freeze them in cornmeal
Any suggestions? We've got a tree full of them at my dad's house and I plan on picking them this weekend.
Minnow
freeze them in corn meal. You can easily get a handfull out when ever you nede them if they are in water it is not as easy to get a few out. storing them in freezer is easier with them in corn meal than water also.
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