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    Default Fish of the Day


    Most of my catches locally are small , with an occasional decent one .
    Like this morning, I only caught five fish , three small gills , a small bass , and one shellcracker that put a nice bend in my St Croix Avid Panfish UL rod .
    Rather posting pics of little ones, ( unless they’re exceptionally pretty) I’m going to highlight the “ Fish of the Day” .
    When the sunlight hits him just right , it seems to glow .
    So here’s today’s candidate , the shellcracker . Caught on a 1/64 jighead with a 1” bluegill color curlytail with its tail highlighted chartreuse with my Zoom marker pen .
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    Very pretty and looks to glow as you said. I like the idea of "Fish of the Day".
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    Nice catch!
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    Nice catch.

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    Very nice
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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    Real nice fish and a good idea. I’ll probably start doing that when my pet fish come back home. River might have moved em to another county.
    Creativity is just intelligence fooling around
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    sure are pretty sunfish and fight like the dickens too .congratulations and KABOOM
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    Beautiful colors on those fish. Thanks for sharing
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    Default 10-06-22

    It was 56 degrees this morning when I left around 9:30 headed to a local water reservoir. The one that has a section of riprap.
    When I arrived I found the water was down by a least three feet and most of the rocks I’ve been fishing were high and dry .
    Luckily, the rocks went a little farther than I’d been fishing , but that meant I had to stand on the rocks to fish . Not the safest footing for an old guy .
    I took two rods a 6’ TFO UL paired with a Daiwa Exceler LT 1000d and a 6’ St Croix Avid ULF paired with a Daiwa Legalis LT 1000d . Both were spooled with 2# Green mist P-Line .
    I fished 1/64 jigs with different Bobby garland itty bit baits .
    I tried long casts , but the six fish I caught were caught jigging the edge of the rocks that were still covered with water .
    Four were small warmouth , one green sunfish, and this little fellow .
    I’m not certain what species he is , but I’m thinking it’s a spotted sunfish.
    This is only the fourth of these I can remember catching. All but one were this size , with one being slightly larger. I don’t think they grow very big .
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    I forgot to post my fall lake pic .
    Trees are starting to turn around here .
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