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Thread: Ogeechee River Redbreast 5/1/2011

  1. 05-02-2011, 11:17 AM #1
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    Default Ogeechee River Redbreast 5/1/2011


    Caught a nice mess yesterday! Thanks for looking!
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    I was raised up around Waynesboro, graduated high school there and joined the Navy and have never lived back in GA after retiring but use to fish Briar Creek when I was a kid. Caught red bellies, stumpknockers and red fin pike in it. That looks like a red fin pike but as large as it is most be a pickerel. Those red bellies sure are good eating.
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  3. 05-02-2011, 11:56 AM #3
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    That's a good mess there. It's GOT to stop raining so I can put the boat in... :rolleyes:
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    Nice mess of fish !
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    Good looking cooler of fish! How do those Chain Pickerel taste? Always thought they were trash fish and tossed them back.
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    Chains have a good clean white flaky meat. However, the boans are fine and numerous. Not a fish for a kid.
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    Love them!!! But got a good many bones.
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    I come to Florida every summer for vacation to bass fish with one my best friends. He always refers to Chain Pickerel as "Jack fish". Is that a correct slang term for them?

    We always throw them back, just b/c they are a pain in the butt to eat, due to all of the bones.
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    YEP!!! We call them that!!
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  10. 05-04-2011, 10:50 PM #10
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    nice mess of panfish, but we don't keep pike under 10 pounds here...they're easy enough to fillet and make safe for the kids to eat too.
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