Fish Tales

G.ski said:
Crappie tastes great when fried.
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I was shocked when I caught that one out of my pond yesterday. There's a large pond behind my house (in a pasture) that does have crappies in it. They had to have been transplanted from there, either by a snapping turtle (we have one that travels from pond to pond), hawk, or an eagle. Either way I'm stoked to have them.
 
Campgottagopee said:
I was shocked when I caught that one out of my pond yesterday. There's a large pond behind my house (in a pasture) that does have crappies in it. They had to have been transplanted from there, either by a snapping turtle (we have one that travels from pond to pond), hawk, or an eagle. Either way I'm stoked to have them.
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The most common way fish get added to other bodies of water is fish eggs on duck and geese feet.
 
trackbiker said:
The most common way fish get added to other bodies of water is fish eggs on duck and geese feet.
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Yes, but I don't get too many ducks or geese on my pond. Most of those stay down at the much bigger pond below the house. But I do get them. I see that darn turtle more than anything, but I have seen ducks and geese. Who knows ?‍♂️
 
My neighbor was over with his brother doing some fishing
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XTski said:
Nice! We used to hold the fish out in front closer to the camera ( appears bigger) as it helps with the stoke as the years go bye as that 14 incher morphs into a damn near 20 inches #fishstories
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Yes a well held fish is the secret to impressive fish photos!
 
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