Hey I made the papers yesterday.
09-03-2006, 04:20 PM
#13
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Lanark county, Ontario
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RE: Hey I made the papers yesterday.
ORIGINAL: Chuck7
If it was gonna be a state record why did you eat it? just curious.
Good question. I had no idea the fish was a state record. I posted the picture on here.
Then, another Florida fishermen told me I had filleted a state record. I checked the Florida records and found out he was correct.
If it was gonna be a state record why did you eat it? just curious.
Good question. I had no idea the fish was a state record. I posted the picture on here.
Then, another Florida fishermen told me I had filleted a state record. I checked the Florida records and found out he was correct.
09-17-2006, 06:20 PM
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Dominant Buck
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: On an Island in Paradise
Posts: 23,427
RE: Hey I made the papers yesterday.
Chuck on a rare bad day in life ( we all have them )go home and take that big girl out of the freezer and cook her up real good. I never ate Talapia but I hear they are real tastey. Having a State record will certainly make it taste all the better.
09-17-2006, 07:24 PM
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Dominant Buck
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: Hey I made the papers yesterday.
LOL
I've caught a lot of them. Someone brought them in and put them in our lakes. They mostly feed like carp.. they travel in schools .I've caught 70 pounds of them once with a cast net with one cast. They are very mild ..taste a little like flounder with a little firmer flesh.Once I accidently caught them once on a Panther Martin.During the right time of the year you can catch a 1/2 dozen trolling with Panthers or Rooster Tails...but Panther Martin being tops by a long shot.They fight very hard.. similiar to bass but with no jumping. What ticks me off is my local tackle shop said they are a certified weigh in.[:@]Darn..I'll know the next time.They wished I had checked in too...for their business.
I've caught a lot of them. Someone brought them in and put them in our lakes. They mostly feed like carp.. they travel in schools .I've caught 70 pounds of them once with a cast net with one cast. They are very mild ..taste a little like flounder with a little firmer flesh.Once I accidently caught them once on a Panther Martin.During the right time of the year you can catch a 1/2 dozen trolling with Panthers or Rooster Tails...but Panther Martin being tops by a long shot.They fight very hard.. similiar to bass but with no jumping. What ticks me off is my local tackle shop said they are a certified weigh in.[:@]
Darn..I'll know the next time.They wished I had checked in too...for their business.
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