I read several reports that mention lake lice. At first I thought they were insects but it's seems the term lake lice refers to pleasure boaters. Am I right or wrong or both
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I read several reports that mention lake lice. At first I thought they were insects but it's seems the term lake lice refers to pleasure boaters. Am I right or wrong or both
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I think your right
Except for the deal going on in Florida
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Any form of jet ski is a form of water lice or on the big called a favorite name is water cricket for the annoying noise they make. They can ruin a peaceful morning for sure. They cant keep them out in the open lake or on the river they have to nose them around where you usually are trying to fish/troll/anchor. Its like they want you to see how much money they or their daddy wasted on a personal water craft, while most of us could take the same amount of money and get a decent used fishing boat.The good news is that they don't wake up or appear until about 9 or 10 in the mornings most weekends on the big G, thats when you know its time to go home hopefully with a few fish you caught by fishing very early.
I’d rather deal with head lice than lake lice! There’s a cure for head lice!!:biggrin
Not a problem down here in the river swamp but the nice creeks and Rivers in the south part of Mobile county get pretty infested
True, but I'd have to quit shaving my head to deal with one of those!Quote:
Originally Posted by ET Fish
The crazy thing is I see them in November through February now.
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We do also but not near as many. USA FLAGQuote:
Originally Posted by lowe175