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Scared me. I tried to step on it and bit my boot like a snake. My fishes leech was black.
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Scared me. I tried to step on it and bit my boot like a snake. My fishes leech was black.
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Not a crappie but a bream, I think I didn't eat fish for several months after that. Naw I lying maybe a month. Lol
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That’s a freshwater lamprey, probably a southern brook lamprey.
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I caught a 14" last February in Limestone Bay with a massive one on it.Originally Posted by hayman
Has anyone caught a crappie with a leech on it?
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Wow, I didn't realize they were that common. I have fished a long time and that's the first one I have caught.
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Have caught many with a parasite in them but none with a leach! Usually cut the blood spot out of the meat and keep the rest!
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I wonder if it attached itself while it was that size or has it grown with it it's whole life
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Have caught several over the years in the Tenn River that had lampreys on them.
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Yes, I've caught several
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