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Started by FinsnFur, May 04, 2012, 09:05:49 PM

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FinsnFur

I found em tonight after work. :eyebrow: And it's a good thing...I was having withdrawals.

My intentions were to feel out a couple spots and see what was happening. I figured maybe I'd get one or two, and I didnt have a lot of time.
I think I landed around 12 to 15 bass within an hours time. Only took pics of the legal ones, and they were mostly males.
Chatterbait, spinnerbait, and Senkos...they were all workin. :congrats: Not what I expected.

Ohhhhhh! :doh2:  And I got a haircut for Todd, since my last photoshoot :laf: :biggrin:

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Had one of these sunsabitches hooked too. Man I hate these things. He was so aggressive I started freekin out thinking I had another wall hanger in the workings.
Chopped him up for turtle food. :innocentwhistle:

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weedwalker

Nice bass!! Looks like you had a good day.
I've caught a few of those dogfish/bowfins. They are some nasty SOBs.

markTNhunter

 :congrats: looks like you had a good hour fishin nice bass!good dog fish too (LOL)

Todd Rahm

That last fish has some cool coloring. Do you eat them?

FinsnFur

No, I heard alscalls used to though :puke:
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Todd Rahm

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QuoteThe list of local and alternate names the bowfin is known by is lengthy, but common ones include "dogfish", "mudfish", "grindle" (or "grinnel"),"swamp muskie", "black fish", "cottonfish" "swamp bass", "poisson-castor", "Speckled Cat" "beaverfish", "Cypress trout" and "lawyer". In parts of Louisiana they are called "tchoupique" or "choupique".[4]


I like some of the names for them.  :biggrin: Says while they can be eaten its not recommended because they carry a larger amount of mercury then most fish (Almost double) :shock2:

Still cool looking colors.  :wink:

FinsnFur

And they can tear up a $6.00 dollar lure in 6 seconds. Kinda like Bopeye and the six dollar burger.
Or wipe an entire years worth of fry, from any species at any given time.
I guess that was kinda like Bopeye too huh?  :wink:
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CCP

QuoteI like some of the names for them.


We always called them "Blacks" but when I moved here they call them "Scaly cat".

Nice fish Jim and nice hair do you got fer Todd.  :innocentwhistle:
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FinsnFur

Heyyyyyy
Welcome to Fins and Fur, CCP :biggrin:
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Todd Rahm

That cool green color from what I have read is their spawning colors. Jim you ever catch a bigger one and how often do ya catch them?

Yeah, welcome to FNF CCP and leave Paul Sr. alone.  :biggrin:

Hidehunter

Looks like an awesome day to me.  Never seen a bowfin before in my life.
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