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2013/06/18 11:02:26
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Some fishies since my last post...troutin has been slowing(at least the stockies) but everything else has been hitting ok decent stockie  These didn't come from a white truck   Ohio troot...   Carpin' was ok on a localish tailwater until they raised the levels....  average lm from a local lake 
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/18 11:18:50
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Nice! Good hole just above that bench.
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2013/06/18 11:53:59
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Thanks!
Yep, and right infront of that bench too. Good spot for trout(especially on dries), and if they're not hitting then the smallies, big gills, and carp might!
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/18 21:29:47
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/19 07:34:22
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Sweet pics! Haha my pack occasionally looks like that
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/19 15:57:30
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You should have been here yesterday.............. Streams are made for the wise man to contemplate and fools to pass by [Sir Izaak Walton]
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/20 22:19:36
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/21 00:37:00
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What dam are you fishing at?
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/21 07:12:38
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That's a big channel cat right there! Were you targeting eyes when you got it?
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/21 12:04:30
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Actually was fishing for musky, he took a live sucker that was about 8 inches long
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/21 14:30:01
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About 1100 miles from NW PA, but thought you guys might enjoy some pics from my trip to the Gulf of Mexico in Mississippi last week. My buddy John and I got a 4 hour charter from our families for Father's Day for bull redfish and sharks. We got on reds right away and got our limits within the first hour. I've never fought such a hard fighting fish before. We loved it, but I did find myself wishing that we were doing a little more active fishing and less just reeling in after the Captain and his mate did all the baiting and casting. John with the big fish of the day:  Me with my biggest red:  42" black tip shark:  Our total haul for the day: 
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/21 16:58:33
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Very nice! Been sometime since I had one on...lots of fun!
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/22 16:51:22
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Nice pics..........just curious are those Channel Bass ( Reds ) any good eating ? Always see everybody on TV tossing them back.
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/22 21:42:40
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CAPTAIN HOOK
Nice pics..........just curious are those Channel Bass ( Reds ) any good eating ? Always see everybody on TV tossing them back.
Reds are probably my favorite fish to eat. Usually one of the most expensive dishes at restaurants along the Gulf Coast. Very sought after table fare down there. In Mississippi, there is a slot limit of 18-30" on reds. You can keep two in that range, and one over 30". Most of the shows I see where they're catching reds is in Louisiana. They have a limit of 5 per day I believe, with only one over 27" so I would imagine that's why you see most of 'em going back in.
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2013/06/23 15:33:26
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Thanks for the info......I'll have to keep an eye on the Seafood menus and try them.
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2013/06/23 18:28:54
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2013/06/24 09:51:22
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/24 14:57:05
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CAPTAIN HOOK
Thanks for the info......I'll have to keep an eye on the Seafood menus and try them.
Hey Capt, nice musky pics in the PA Outdoor Journal June issue ! My two girls and me are in there as well. Jeb
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/24 22:12:22
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/26 12:51:20
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Thanks , I saw those Trout...........all very nice. Rich does a nice job with that Outdoor Journal magazine.
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/26 22:44:21
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Steelhound, you take some of the most beautiful fish pics I've ever seen. I'm guessing you have a background in photography? If not, you should. That black and white if the crappie that is partially submerged is gorgeous. Good job sir.
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/27 09:03:24
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Steelhound, you take some of the most beautiful fish pics I've ever seen. I'm guessing you have a background in photography? If not, you should. That black and white if the crappie that is partially submerged is gorgeous. Good job sir.
Slabdaddy, thank you. I'm just a guy that likes to catch fish and display the beauty that I see in them. Honest to god those are all iPhone pictures. I lost the charging cable for my camera and haven't ordered a new one yet.
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Re:Photo Thread
2013/06/27 09:26:39
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Wow. Those Iphones must have a heck of a camera on them! Good job! Keep 'em coming.
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2013/06/27 11:07:40
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CAPTAIN HOOK
Thanks for the info......I'll have to keep an eye on the Seafood menus and try them.
I have heard that the popularity of blackened redfish from Chef Paul Prudhomme's show/cookbook put a huge hit on the drum populations. Part of why most states with them, have slot limits. Which by the way, is a very tasty way to cook just about any fish or chicken. I only caught one in a slot limit, in NJ, but was on work travel and didn't want to keep in a cooler for a few days. Great fighter too. They are closely related to croakers and kingfish (sea mullet), which are both great eating. Also closely related to freshwater drum (Erie sheepshead), which most consider junk, but if you read up on "gaspergou", they are supposedly good eating. Hoping to run into some red drum in Avon, NC in a few weeks. I'll definitely cook one up there if I am lucky enough to hook one.
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2013/06/27 11:15:24
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Thanks for the info......I'll have to keep an eye on the Seafood menus and try them.
Also closely related to freshwater drum (Erie sheepshead), which most consider junk, but if you read up on "gaspergou", they are supposedly good eating. I've been frying fish for 20 years and am a fairly good cook. I filleted a sheephead once (almost no meat on them, they are all bones) and fried it up. It was disgusting. I do not recommend anyone EVER eating one. I've tried carp and sucker as well. Sucker is actually pretty good. Carp is not so good, but is 1000 times better than sheephead.
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2013/06/27 11:59:01
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Someone posted on here a few years ago that they were delicious. I have never kept any, most that I have ever caught are from the rivers, and don't eat the "good eating" fish from them. They seem to be pretty popular down south.
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2013/06/27 19:17:19
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2013/06/27 22:25:36
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2013/06/27 22:57:55
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slabdaddy
I've been frying fish for 20 years and am a fairly good cook. I filleted a sheephead once (almost no meat on them, they are all bones) and fried it up. It was disgusting. I do not recommend anyone EVER eating one. I've tried carp and sucker as well. Sucker is actually pretty good. Carp is not so good, but is 1000 times better than sheephead.
Back in the early 80's an old timer turned me on to "poor man's shrimp" made from sheephead. He would take the meat from the back of the sheephead and cut it into strips about the size of shrimp, boil it to cook, then chill in the fridge for a day. I tried it a couple times and it wasn't bad. The texture and flavor did remind me of shrimp, although the ****tail sauce probably helped. I stick to real shrimp these days 
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2013/06/28 13:02:33
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Speaking of shrimp......try par boiling them in beer.........remove and chill.........firms them up and gives them a nice flavor. 10 x's better then just thawing and serving.
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