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Reply With QuoteWell that's a new one by me, pretty cool looking fish. Thanks for sharing.
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Hit up a lake with Sacramento perch in it and caught several this morning!
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Pretty little things, first time I've seen one Thanks.
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Beautiful fish. They look similar to the goggle eye's we have around here. I have caught them on 3/8oz spinnerbaits with 4 1/2 willow blades and they will put up a good fight.
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Wow, they do look very similar!
[QUOTE=LAHooligan;3436185]Beautiful fish. They look similar to the goggle eye's we have around here. I have caught them on 3/8oz spinnerbaits with 4 1/2 willow blades and they will put up a good fight.
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WOW them are cool ...are they man made or naturally occurring ?
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Never seen one of those! Thanks for posting.
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Looks like a hodgepodge of several species,but tasty non the less.
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I been catching them goggle eye on the calcasieu and houston river around lake charles. I thought I was catching monsters, but after seeing y'all's fish, mine are just average. They big enough to fillet though.
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I grew up in Lake Charles/ MossBluff and have caught literally hundreds of goggle eye down there. I don't know what your using for bait but 90% of the time I use small bait shrimp under a slip bobber or if you find some populated areas try a yellow and black H&H spinnerbait.Originally Posted by etexbasser
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