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... and had a fun day. I got about 75 fish in total, including 4 crappie, 4 rainbow trout, and 3 yellow bass. The rest were all gills. All fish came on maggots fished under a light float.
None of the fish were big, but it was fun to be outside watching the float go down. :)
sounds like fun,going to friends pond this weekend with my 10ft pole and a bunch of crickets
Sounds like a very fun day.
At a boy disco! I like to hear those kind of reports. I'll be on Lake Talquin tomorrow morning and I have a little shore lunch fish fry lined up with my buddies around noon.
What the heck is a yellow bass? Never heard of one before....:confused:
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Originally Posted by Crappie Kid
This is a Yellow Bass :
http://www.landbigfish.com/images/fi...ellow_Bass.gif
Looks alot like a White Bass or Hybrid Striper, but is a totally seperate species. Shape is more like a White Bass - broken stripes like a Hybrid Striper ... but, sides and lower body is yellow in color, not white like the WB or HS. Don't get very big, normally.
... cp :cool:
Hey Mercer county boy, where did you go fishin?
Thanks CP.............. We have white bass up here but no yellows.......They do look the same though..Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiepappy
Zeke
Glad to hear you had a great time, It is starting to warm up nicely around here and I think the fishing is going to get good
like that long pole fishin, we are doin a bit of that up here right now, sounds like you had a great time
Sound like you're having fun.
The Yellow Bass do look a lot like White Bass. Whites are fun to catch on light gear.
Fished one of the ponds at the Fish and Game HQ in Frankfort.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiecrazy
I did not know they had trout and yellow bass. Never heard of yellow bass in a pond.
I knew they had stocked it with trout, but the yellow bass were a surprise to me, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiecrazy