No judgment here...as long as they're hooked in the face I don't care. They head up the rivers to die anyway. I've caught plenty of salmon in the rivers on crankbaits. Just have to hang that bait in front of the redd long enough and they'll get territorial and smash it.
Thanks man! I think we are about one more good frost away from the small ducks getting the heck out of dodge and then they are all yours!Sheesh...could you leave some for us in the states?I'm just messing with ya! Nice limit! Lots of good eats.
If you ever need to stop in Carlisle for an overnight rest let me know. I'm buying.
Good evening Mike.
I couldn't care less, I really get a kick out of the "catch and release" sticker crowd, as if they are so kind to the fish. I've often told people just how stupid it is, and used deer "fishing" as an example. Imagine having a pole with a nice hook(we'll make it barbless for the real critics) on it and some corn, along comes a deer and grabs it, off to the races it goes, and after a nice fight and it hitting a few trees I tackle it and pull the hook out, then after getting my pic with it I let it go. Yeah, it sounds so nice when you say it
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. But, early season silver bullets, ain't much like them here in Michigan.
Back when I was obsessed with steelheadin' I released 100 for every 2 I took home. It had NOTHING to do with preserving the resource, I simply wanted to pound fish and very few people wanted them for table fare. Same thing when I went through the walleye phase, it got to the point where I was producing more than I cared to deal with at 3:00 AM on a workday. Bluegills on the other hand, are a different story. Hand sized gills are in short supply around here, and a greedy slob can do severe damage in short order.I couldn't care less, I really get a kick out of the "catch and release" sticker crowd, as if they are so kind to the fish. I've often told people just how stupid it is, and used deer "fishing" as an example. Imagine having a pole with a nice hook(we'll make it barbless for the real critics) on it and some corn, along comes a deer and grabs it, off to the races it goes, and after a nice fight and it hitting a few trees I tackle it and pull the hook out, then after getting my pic with it I let it go. Yeah, it sounds so nice when you say it
Yep, they're all gonna die anyway, line them, outright snag them, piss them off with a spoon in the morning, don't matter to me, just don't do any of them right next to me or in the spot I'm fishing, that's just bad edict
Yeah, I'm gonna try to get out with a buddy and do some steelhead steelheading this fall, always nice having them slam a fly after catching a bunch of big nasty salmon
Not WTF, it is Dino, The Sinclair Oil dinosaur. Froom the days when we all used dinosaur oil, not synthetic.
I knew what it was just why have it in the back of the truck in the parking lot . My uncle that had the car dealership was also a Sinclair dealer .
Exactly what I did, except I kept way less. I was just telling a buddy who was over today, if you're in the water at the 6th ST dam in GR at the right time in the spring that you will go thru a hundred hooks in a day, and that you'll "land"(sometimes I never went in depending on the water height) more fish than most people have landed in a whole yr(except panfish).
Are you serious, that crazy if it did, just happened to be in my feed today and I thought of you
.Wife did that today with her sister(she also has 5 brothers), but I'm sure they didn't have as nice of a fire
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That's fun! Love tracking a deer in the snow, then chasing it down and catching it just over a knoll without it knowing you're there. Pretty much has to be on private land and just the right conditions.
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