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I have a chance to fish with one of the premier fishermen if our area today. I usually get out fished 4 To 1 When I fish with him. It's a joy to see these younger kids in action. I have one in training but he did not get outa bed to go this AM. Starting out at huddle houseAttachment 218633
Pics to follow
Attachment 218635Here we go. Attachment 218635 Wind. Just right
Attachment 218641Bout 25
Nice, wish I was fishing this am!
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You know....it means a lot for us when we get to share our passion with the younger generation...but, I think it actually means more to them that we care enough to spend time teaching, or sharing our knowledge with them!
Great Job!
Good Fishing!:)
Attachment 218660He's a knucklehead but he can feesh
Exactly sixty fish. Glad we were not over. Like to stay at limit which is thirty per person here. Not many biguns today. But they were hitting hard
Man, a double limit in less than three hours! That's some pretty good action! I don't see any trolling rods in the pics, were you single-poling or casting?
Casting monkey milk. Bgbs jigs. In twenty five fow
Thats the type days dreams are made of. Single poling a double limit in a few hours. Awesome!
Good catch. We have no limit but cannot keep fish alive.
Are you saying you have to kill the fish as soon as you get them to be able to keep them as in not holding them in a live well?Quote:
Originally Posted by bee
What do you have to do. Put them on iceQuote:
Originally Posted by bee
And while you're at it Bee could you explain the thinking behind this regulation.
"gene"
X2! Curious minds want to know!Quote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
This is a copy and paste from Maine fishing regulations. I don't know their reasoning. Maybe it's to prevent carrying live fish to non native waters. Many states have problems due to people introducing non native fish into other waters. Probably a good idea.
Bag Limit (All Fish):
Any fish, except baitfish and smelts, legally taken from inland waters shall be immediately released alive into the water from which it was taken, or killed at once. Any fish killed becomes part of the daily bag limit. (12611)
Hince the "Fish Bat".