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New York / Re: Hudson River stripers
« Last post by got em on Today at 05:54 PM »Absolutely
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New York / Re: NY Fisherman Hunting and BS'n Thread« Last post by jperch on Today at 05:45 PM »don't shoot turkeys anymore but we still love calling them .... ^5 to the young hunters that got birds and those that tried .....i found sheds in the past none this year i think thats cool finding themTrapper, I'm just curious, why did you stop shooting turkeys? Do you not care for eating them? 5
Maine / Re: Found open water« Last post by seamonkey84 on Today at 04:41 PM »It’s been a slow spring. I’ve been out just about every week this year, from standing on the ice one week, to shore fishing the next. Some trout here and there, with the odd bass or two. Even managed a small pike already.
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New York / Re: Northwest Bay Brook, Bolton Landing Canoe Launch« Last post by JWHORF on Today at 03:25 PM »I am a bit confused.
After my navionics subscription expired this past fall, it would've cost me $50. Am I missing something? I would gladly pay 5$. Thanks. Any help is appreciated. 7
New York / Re: Northwest Bay Brook, Bolton Landing Canoe Launch« Last post by ActiveTrapChecker on Today at 02:54 PM »A mere cup of coffee these days…
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New York / Re: bullheads« Last post by wishin fishin on Today at 02:37 PM »are you able to share where the bullhead bite is?
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Indiana / This crazy spring...« Last post by rivereddy on Today at 01:40 PM »The missus and I fished a lake in northern Brown County a couple of days ago and, just like the
weather, the fishing was, well, just plain weird. The dogwood trees are screaming that it is time for the crappie spawn so that was our target species. On her first cast, "the warden" caught a brightly tuxedoed 11" crappie. We're in them I thought, so we released it, the first caught, for good luck. We didn't catch another spec for over an hour. What we did catch, in all of the good crappie locations, was a pile of bluegills, redears and small LMB. The action was fast and furious but the crappies were pretty much no shows. The ones we did catch were all males in their tuxes with small undeveloped sperm sacs. We kept a few of each species and will be able to enjoy a couple of panfish dinners. While we caught a good number of fish, we had at least as many false strikes where something would take a whack at the 2" twister tail but not hook up - again weird. The weather probably was responsible for some of this as the temps in the three days before we went alternated between 36 and 82 degrees and the wind was howling, at one time or another from every direction but the west... We were in a 17 ft fiberglass canoe and I tried to hold position for her to cast. Oh yeah, she caught most of the fish... All in all a good day on the water. fish on, rivereddy 10
New York / Re: bullheads« Last post by mcully on Today at 01:31 PM »There's 24 hours in each day and you are welcome to use all of them
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