What if I lost a nice fat slab in the brush and only ketched a few lil yellow bass and white bass .....
it seemed to be a bit odiferous , what say ya ? :Rofl :dono
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What if I lost a nice fat slab in the brush and only ketched a few lil yellow bass and white bass .....
it seemed to be a bit odiferous , what say ya ? :Rofl :dono
Guess it all depends on your definition of skunked
Did you feel defeated? 2 of 2 1a ?Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Skunked Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Personally if I lip a fish of any species I erase the skunk tag. Lol
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Any fish caught and the skunk is gone. Skunk is only no fish caught.
I would consider no fish of my targeted species a skunk. On my home lake common bycatch is catfish , yellow bass, white bass , hybrid striper , ditch pickle ,brim, and gaspergoo. We have a name for catching a crappie , bass , drum , catfish, and any one of the 3 striped fish, " Lake Palestine grand slam"
with extra credit if they are all caught on the same bait. The drum is usually the hardest one to catch. I have managed this feat multiple times,
but only a couple of times on the same lure.
your mileage may vary
good luck
MO
I in fact did feel like they really didn't like me , so yep ....SKUNKED it is ....:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by keeferfish
dem was WAY to small to lip bro ....just saying :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Damion Kidd
One fish mean no skunk in my neck of the woods.
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Originally Posted by Ketchn
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Well you did get slime on your hands. lol
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It might not be what you wanted to catch but catching ANY fish erases the skunk in my book!;)
sometimes it goes that away , pretty sure your gunna ketch em well and not a one of the target fish hit your hand , go figureQuote:
Originally Posted by gabowman
I vote No Skunk! BTW Ketchn, your post now kinda years gone by about the micro jigs in winter paid the bills the last 2 days on Ross Barnett. I'm posting the trip up but want to thank you again for taking the time to share techniques that work. Last winter I killed the Crappie on The Rez with it and the last 2 days served Humble Pie to a whole bunch of Shiner guys.
You were catching fish Bud but they kept falling in the bottom of my cooler. Even a 2in Baby Shad was way too big.
late spawn shad are some of the most vulnerable/fragile bait fish ever when it gets chilly , and there may be other types of late spawn species they are after as well , but to be sure factually there are those days if it ain't really small they ain't gunna play .....Quote:
Originally Posted by Rojo
glad you put some in the box bro ....KABOOM is the word
For you Ketchn, anything less than 10 crappie would be considered a skunk! :Rofl