Reply With QuoteThe pond that he come out of is owned by an elderly lady,her husband recently passed and she loves to eat fish but cant clean them.So that one and a couple of his brothers were her meal for last night.
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Good looking fish-he really contrasts from a dark hue to that brilliant gold. Was he a batter and fry victim?Originally Posted by HotRodChevy
caught it and a few bass on a black and chat curly tail.
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The pond that he come out of is owned by an elderly lady,her husband recently passed and she loves to eat fish but cant clean them.So that one and a couple of his brothers were her meal for last night.
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Here is one from a year or 2 ago. A little bit after this trip, we caught about this many but I can't find the picture
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Great looking fish! Love the coloring.
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Caught this one trolling for crappie in 12 feet of water. I took its picture because of its color. It was about 7 feet deep. Caught on a white grub. Water temp was 72. I turned it loose.
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Satilla River south Georgia last year.
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Thats a great looking mess of fish.Do they really have that much reddish orange or is that a saturation of hues after pic was transfered? There gorgeous
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Hey Hot Rod, This is exactly how they look when you pull them out of the water. They look almost like they are bleeding. The bigger males have a lot more color than the younger fish. They are great fun and pull really well on light tackle in moving water.
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