When i was a kid me & my brother would fish in some of those golfs cours lakes & yea some big bass in those lakes [yea probley because of the fert they fed the grass]
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Get Baked and Go Fishing
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When i was a kid me & my brother would fish in some of those golfs cours lakes & yea some big bass in those lakes [yea probley because of the fert they fed the grass]
What kind of cat is that Bugman??
We have here those huge ass European catfish... here in river Sava one lady loosed
French Buldog while he was jump in shallow water... came cat of 150 kilos and grabed
a poor doggy,lady could not belive fish come and take him in depths..
it was news in lot of newspapers here..
https://100posto.hr/news/golemi-som-pojeo-mi-je-psa-francuskog-buldoga-teskog-15-kilograma
We have here those huge ass European catfish... here in river Sava one lady loosed
French Buldog while he was jump in shallow water... came cat of 150 kilos and grabed
a poor doggy,lady could not belive fish come and take him in depths..
it was news in lot of newspapers here..
https://100posto.hr/news/golemi-som-pojeo-mi-je-psa-francuskog-buldoga-teskog-15-kilograma
pretty sure those are channel cats. sharp forked tail & speckles are fairly indicative. no spots, maybe white cats. don't have those around here though...
the top one is a white catfish i think , or a yellow bullhead & the others r some kind of bullhead [ black, blue , brown, yelllow] .
there also some big flat head catfish in that lake i cought those fish in. west point lake.
JustSumTomatoes
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Nice cat man. The biggest channel I've caught so far was 36 inches but I usually don't fish for cats. In one the rivers in my state there have been flatheads caught that are close to 100 lbs. I guess you hook a bluegill and put it on trotline with a milk jug as a float. Those hillbillys sure do love their catfish lol.
Hopefully caught a buzz
I use to fly up to visit my buddies in northern New Jersey 3 or 4 times a year...
I'd fly into Laguardia or Kennedy..
Half of the times that my buddy picked me up, the big rods and reels would be up there between the rear dash and the front dashboard...
I knew when i saw 'em we were headed out to Montauk, Long Island for a tuna boat trip....
We'd sleep a few hours and get on the boat about 2 am. for the trip out to the tuna waters....
We'd usually catch a couple Yellowfins like this one I caught one night...They put up a helluva fight...
We always caught a good buzz on the ride out, most of the other fishermen did too! Good times....
I'd fly into Laguardia or Kennedy..
Half of the times that my buddy picked me up, the big rods and reels would be up there between the rear dash and the front dashboard...
I knew when i saw 'em we were headed out to Montauk, Long Island for a tuna boat trip....
We'd sleep a few hours and get on the boat about 2 am. for the trip out to the tuna waters....
We'd usually catch a couple Yellowfins like this one I caught one night...They put up a helluva fight...
We always caught a good buzz on the ride out, most of the other fishermen did too! Good times....
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discharge waters of Cooks nuclear power plant on the southern shore of Lake Michigan. Based on the slits of my eyes, whatever I was smoking that day was at least an 8/10. Early 80s pic.
Rainbows from Lake Michigan
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Lake Michigan King Salmon
Lake Erie Walleye
Lake Michigan Steelhead. Troph
Lake Erie Walleye
Lake Michigan Steelhead. Troph
out of rep, but damn fine fish & pictures! walleye pix make my mouth water...
JustSumTomatoes
Indicas make dreams happen
There's an area I like to go to with great primitive campgrounds and is just loaded with abandoned strip mine ponds holding tons of large mouths, hiding and lurking amongst the flooded timber and grass beds. Texas rigs, jigs, and top-water frogs make them smash through the surface and go ape shit. Good times, especially at night like when that coyote incident happened.
Hoping to stop back soon before winter hits. Fall is always great for bass fishing.
Hoping to stop back soon before winter hits. Fall is always great for bass fishing.
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The stripers were very active today, but didn't catch any keepers (28 inches.) Biggest one was 24 inches. And I have no idea what the mystery fish on the bottom.
Looks like a cunner or as we call em around here choggie
Interesting. I didn't know they got that big. The little ones are always hanging around the rocks, nipping at my bait. I assume they are not good eating? I think I remember them being full of bones.
I think the bigger ones are typically more offshore. Ive only seen smaller ones in close also. But ive caught some bigger ones while tautog fishing from the boat. I hear they can be good eating sweet meat if you can get the bigger ones that are worth filleting. There is a live market for em.
