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    Now y'all got me curious
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along

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    the plus is the pearl like rocks you get from them .....just saying .....a pair of stones in every fish .....
    sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grainraiser View Post
    I caught one around 3lbs one time and was going to throw him back. A asian friend of mind says don't you dare. His dad loved them and he took it home for a meal. It took 50 years to catch my first one but now a catch three or four a year. Never had the nerve to eat one but they say the young ones have a delicate, sweet taste if baked.
    super tasty , but you need a plump one about 3 lbs , they bite well on crawdads after it rains and the water gets up a bit
    dont ask how i know these things .....
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    I had forgotten about the stones
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along

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    Fun tussle. Love your laugh when you saw your catch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ketchn View Post
    super tasty , but you need a plump one about 3 lbs , they bite well on crawdads after it rains and the water gets up a bit
    dont ask how i know these things .....
    When I was a kid we used to catch Freshwater Drum out of the KY River, while actually trying to catch Catfish. We used the "green worms" that were readily available in the sand/mud/leaves level of the river bank.

    Green Worms :

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