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    They Taste Just Fine.. We Just Got Back From Jonathan Creek And Caught Plenty Of Yellow Bass... I Agree There Were Some That Are A Lot Bigger Than Last Year And You Get Nice Fillets Of Of Them... Have A Synopsis Of Our Trip In The Illinois Forum With A Few Pictures Of Some Nice Crappie... Most Of All The Old Man And I Have Fun When We Hit Ky Lake..

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    Quote Originally Posted by chucky View Post
    Hey mepperson...This may help your spider riggin.
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    Thanks Chucky, nice article but until I can go with someone that knows how to do it, I'm still fumbling around in the dark so to speak. I'm one of those guys that needs some hands on training.
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    Mike, it's 99% location and 1% technique.

    It doesn't get any easier so far as fishing goes but you have to be where the fish are.
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    yes yellow bass taste fine. i clean them just like crappie and bluegill. they are not like white bass that have a lot of red meat to trim away to taste good. texture is somewhere between crappie and bluegill and taste is closer to redear or bluegill to me. my son request them when he is home over all other fish. that is why i have started cleaning them so often.
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    When filleting yellow bass, I like to keep the knife real light leaving a thin band of meat on the skin. This band will be mostly all red meat depending where you catch them. Illinoisgiller

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quackrstackr View Post
    Mike, it's 99% location and 1% technique.

    It doesn't get any easier so far as fishing goes but you have to be where the fish are.

    Yeah, I guess. I tried it last year and didn't have much luck either. I'll try it again sometime, but I love to cast to the banks and other structure with a jig.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mepperson View Post
    Thanks Chucky, nice article but until I can go with someone that knows how to do it, I'm still fumbling around in the dark so to speak. I'm one of those guys that needs some hands on training.
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    All the signs at the ramps state the limit is 15 yellow bass, white bass, strip bass, only 5 can be over 15" all of these fish go in one limit.
    Yellow bass are some good eating fish, just as good as gills & crappie mybe better. No need to worry about red meat on a yellow bass.
    If your in to yellows I'ts a good bet black crappie are in there with em. try usein a bobber with a tube jig have the jig just above the cover and fish it slow. yellow bass don't hit the jig to good but the crappie will

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    Daily Possession Minimum Size
    White, hybrid striped & yellow bass 15** 30** none**

    Copied this out of the KDFW Fishing and Boating Guide.
    Your right Whiskers, went yesterday and when we went shallow and caught blacks, you had to waid through the yellow bellies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buffalo13 View Post
    Daily Possession Minimum Size
    White, hybrid striped & yellow bass 15** 30** none**

    Copied this out of the KDFW Fishing and Boating Guide.
    Your right Whiskers, went yesterday and when we went shallow and caught blacks, you had to waid through the yellow bellies.
    I knew I wasn't go'n crazy! :D Is that 30 on the whites, stripers (rockfish) & hybrids combined with a 15" size limit on the latter. And no limit on the yellows?
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