Caught this guy today
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Louie;3132106; said:
Ive been meaning to try that. I know the wife will let me keep Shrimp in the fridge/freezer but the nightcrawlers are out of consideration...
Louie;3132106; said:
Works like a champ for jags and I guess piranhas lol.... also works on various invasive cichlids.
Saw a video where I guy was using grapes and strawberries for going after know pacu in a lake. it was wild... heres a link...
http://www.bassmasterguideservice.org/?p=560
http://www.bassmasterguideservice.org/?p=560
its not entirely true
asian grass carps they can actually make an industry out of it, dog food, or human food. after all its a good eating fish
piranhas do coexist with animals and humans in south america, and most have not been neutered or castrated
zebra mussels, may have an impact on over filtering the water, and decreasing the population of the alewifes and prey for larger salmonids, but the salmonids, trouts and salmons were not native to the great lakes to begin with. and there is no issue of extinction to deal with, after all, they're mostly all hatchery fish released for "game"
tilapia, as much as you don't like it, its one of the most widely distributed food fish around the world, feeding over billion people. after all, human lives are more important right?
ruffe, all the years of fishing the great lakes, I've not caught one ruffe, are they really putting a hurt on the introduced "game fish" like salmons' eggs? rusty crays? they feed the game fish such as large mouth and small mouths!
people really need to have a more open mind about things.
asian grass carps they can actually make an industry out of it, dog food, or human food. after all its a good eating fish
piranhas do coexist with animals and humans in south america, and most have not been neutered or castrated
zebra mussels, may have an impact on over filtering the water, and decreasing the population of the alewifes and prey for larger salmonids, but the salmonids, trouts and salmons were not native to the great lakes to begin with. and there is no issue of extinction to deal with, after all, they're mostly all hatchery fish released for "game"
tilapia, as much as you don't like it, its one of the most widely distributed food fish around the world, feeding over billion people. after all, human lives are more important right?
ruffe, all the years of fishing the great lakes, I've not caught one ruffe, are they really putting a hurt on the introduced "game fish" like salmons' eggs? rusty crays? they feed the game fish such as large mouth and small mouths!
people really need to have a more open mind about things.
MN_Rebel;3131652; said:
Robbwilder;3132254; said:
I am going to try it also. They actually sell it in few bait shops I just thought it was salt bait.
Your wife doesnt have to know about the worms. I had a worm "farm" in the garage its just to hot and they usually died thus froze them used them to feed my sunfish,etc .
I than put like 12 worms in a topperware container not big roughly quart size with soil-wet paper towels and piece of potatoe and air slits .
I put it in kitchen hidden high up on cabinet behind pots,etc that we dont use . I have never had so many worms in my life. Add wet paper towel here and there and bit of oatmeal,etc and fantastic reproduction only because of the cool house temp.
You can place it anywhere she wont know .
After close to 2 yrs of failed worms breeding low and behold the secret was the kitchen lol. Well, kitchen temp .
varanio;3132311; said:
I sent the link to my father in law he sent it to 3 fishing friends old timers not one had ever seen a pirahna in decades of fishing only pacu.
They used to fish canals,lakes yrs ago but now only salt.
