12" Sewer Trout caught in Cross Lake

[deerslayer92163]

that sounds like a patriotic fish that swallowed a tea bag

[Jigwiggler]

Guess I should consider myself lucky that the only corn-eyed brown trout I see frequent the porceline pond. 

[lumberjohn]

Sounds like maybe you got a Tarpon. No need to post a picture.

[Somers]

What about Coney Island WhiteFish.  Anybody ever catch one of those?  Related to the Latex Lamprey, known to attach itself to the Trouser Trout on summer nights at a local pond near you. 

[Polar]

What about Coney Island WhiteFish.  Anybody ever catch one of those?  Related to the Latex Lamprey, known to attach itself to the Trouser Trout on summer nights at a local pond near you. 

I"ve only seen them floating by "dead".

[missfishylicious]

I keep an underground tank of them in my back yard   

[bussman]

My wife is asking if your having serious withdrawl problems.  Any ice in that porceline pond?

[Jigwiggler]

  Any ice in that porceline pond?

If there was I'd most likely be fishin' it! 

[Polar]

  Any ice in that porceline pond?

If there was I'd most likely be fishin' it! 

Especially with all that chum

[Cider]

I must say that this is about the most disgusting thread going on this site!!    It also happens to be the funniest!! 

[crappieloo]

Down south i heard they call em brown crappys, and the minaz r kalled specks.

[USMC130FE]

Us enlisted flyers say were going to drop a pilot off at swim qual.  They usually do pretty good til they hit the current   

Steve

[hosscletuslulu]

I talked to the head turd herder at the outlet of porcelin pond he says all species listed above are at record quantities and theres noone fishing lots of open dock space

[missfishylicious]

our local outlet smells like it's been recently stocked 

[howey1176]

I caught one of them too, on a red and white daredevil. It was the same color as the daredevil and their was a string coming off of one end of it.

I call those "beach straws". My girlfriend and I were down to the beach last week just walking and she noticed one. I bet her she couldn't walk ten feet without seeing one or a piece of one. Well I won the bet needless to say. She was totally grossed out by how many there were. I told her the entire Lake Ontario shoreline is like that. She couldn't believe it, or that I had my own name for them.