Forgot to post a pic of my other catch. He probably thinks that he's seeing his fate on the wall lol. Little 10" bass has eaten 7 shiners in 6 days as I'm using him to cycle the tank and letting him go Monday.
Fishing Season 2k16!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hope he came from a private pond, never release a fish in to the wild from captivity unless it's a landlocked body of water that you have permission to. On a more positive note, what's the stock in that tank going to be?
Oh, I wasn't aware of that but looking back you're right. I didn't join until a couple years ago so I guess I just didn't notice. Were you inactive on the forums for a while? Perhaps that's why he started making the threads like I did this year since NC hasn't been posting for a while now.
It's old now but...at that point I was the must active fishermen in the forum and I created the thread so the fishing forum would get more attention...then one year...bam he just steals my thread because he wanted to post something...straight foul but it is what it is.....
lol I can't tell if you're joking or seriously offended LOL You seem so sincere, yet at the same time..............uhm, idk
Don't advise him not to keep undersized bass or anything. That's perfectly normal lololol
I love hearing this, it's like a broken record. I know it is illegal and unfair to the fish to live permanently in a tank. He was caught out of a 5 acre pond and going to be released in a bigger lake closer to my home. Because I catch these small guys in a lake with tilapia and I relocate a tony of them from there.
Been fishing that pond for 3 years, haven't gotten even a single fish above 2 lbs. they are constantly stunted and have no cover or food in the lake.
It's become my tradition with tanks this size to have a bass in there to study, watch and feed. And cheat on my cycling with a hardy fish and seeded media in the filter.
Stock in the tank will be clown loaches, discus, Angels, Denison barbs, Cardinal tetras, albino BN pleco' sand ottos depending on algae for the plants
