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Reply With QuoteWe just did a night stalk Saturday on Lake Hartwell.
The wind was bad and the crappie was very slow, but the Hickory shad was on fire. Are they any good to eat?
We only kept a few for catfish bait. But would like to know if they are edible.
Trophy King
Night fishing
Has anyone started to night fish? If so have y'all been having any luck?
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We just did a night stalk Saturday on Lake Hartwell.
The wind was bad and the crappie was very slow, but the Hickory shad was on fire. Are they any good to eat?
We only kept a few for catfish bait. But would like to know if they are edible.
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Trophy King
What I've heard they're not every good but some people on here eat them. I caught some early this year to use for bait as well
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Will not be long before I do my first night trip. As the heat and boat traffic increase during the day I start fishing at night more.
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I PRACTICE CATCH & FRY---WHEN I CAN FISH AND CATCH:D
Went on Norman Saturday night . Kinda slow but caught 10 keepers various depths , 10 - 16 ft. Used green submersible LED lights and minnows
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Planning to get out there somewhere this weekendat night, first time this season.
Difference between day and night: Day= one rod, one jig/Night= Many rods & a bucket full of minners
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I'm working this weekend but would really like to hit Catawba creek or 7 oaks area. I believe you might find a few hiding in there.
Trophy King
Been wanting to go do some myself, haven't found a willing fishing partner.
