Back is healing and let me fish the shoreline for a few hours. First time on this body of water and it turned loose a few dozen fish.
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Back is healing and let me fish the shoreline for a few hours. First time on this body of water and it turned loose a few dozen fish.
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2 different jig patterns. Chartreuse with clear black legs and white, chartreuse.
Both fished under a cork about a 2 1/2 feet.
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Good job my man. That one crappie has it's stripes on wrong or something.
Yeah, he was confused on which crowd he was hanging out with today! 😀 There was more than a few of those.
They have Yellow Bass there ? Glad we don't have any on Nimrod .:biggrin
Yeah, they have a "few". Should have kept a few for the new rose bushes but didn't have a bucket. [emoji16]Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
Nice job.
Feel free to NOT throw any yellow bass you catch back into the lake (if your not going to eat it). They are considered a nuesance species and they are spreading like wild fire in our lakes. I don't normally encourage people to waste fish but it's not wasting them if you fertilize the garden with them.[emoji2]Quote:
Originally Posted by riptide
Not yet anyway...Quote:
Originally Posted by NIMROD
I wish I knew how they were spreading every where. I have an idea but don't want to spread misinformation if it isn't true. I can only speculate, so I will keep it to myself.
I'll put a bucket in the Jeep for any future trips. Thanks Matt.