And so are the Asians......
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And so are the Asians......
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Dang, look like a salmon run.
Fill the cooler while you can.
I'm gonna go down their for a few hours this morning. If I catch any I will filling up the rip rap with 'em :-)
Wouldnt you have a blast with a case full of shells and a 12 guage??? Who needs to buy clay pigeons any more hahaha
It's just a matter of time before those beasts get in all the lakes. Catfishermen using them for bait thinking they are shad. Baby Asian carp look similar to shad they say.
Wish Mississippi still sold a lifetime annual pass to state lakes . May well be the fishing of the future . let's call them silver bass and revive bass fishing .:juggleQuote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Yep as long as they are getting there bait from the spillway they will get mistaken for a shad. im not sure but I think its illegal to take bait from the spillway to use on the lake.Quote:
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Very well should be!!Quote:
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There's proposed talk about what's caught below the dam can only be used below the dam.Quote:
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They do still sell a lifetime state lake permitQuote:
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As a rule, I'm generally opposed to laws. The more laws we have the more government there must be to support the laws. It makes my dream of a smaller, less intrusive government less likely. And blah blah blah and yada yada yada...
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This is one rule that's not a bad idea, in principle anyway. Nobody wants them things flying around.
My concern here is over its enforcement. What I mean is that bait taken from the spillway is going to look a whole lot like bait taken from the lake. Other than banning shad for use as bait on the lake, I don't know how they'd determine an enforcement policy. And I would be opposed to banning shad. I keep a cast net on my boat for the specific purpose of picking up shad while I'm trolling. Free bait is good bait.
So, surprisingly, I'm not opposed to this suggested rule, but I'd have to withhold support until somebody told me how it would be enforced.
Probably, we'll just end up with big ole carp jumping at us while we're on the lake.
I probably have used them. Probably have some cut up in my freezer now, ha. But only time I use shad is for cut bait. Only time I use live bait for cats is for tabbys and then I use mudcats.
Stickers, I say me and you are pretty surely not to blame for any carp infestation.
The only reason I know I've never used them in the lake is because I only catch bait at the spillway when I'm going to one of the rivers, and I never use live bait for that. All those shad go into ziplock bags and sit on ice until they are either used or thrown in the river at the end of the day...not the bags. Those are washed and put in the truck for reuse.
Don't think so John .$ 102.00 for just you and boat launch . $150.OO for launch and whoever is in the boat legally .there may be one for folks over 65 . :popcornQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide