BoomerD
No Lifer
- Feb 26, 2006
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How did you know the bait was fresh enough to eat raw, and wouldn't make you sick as well?
Dude...LIVE bait...still swimming.
It nearly DID make me sick. I HATE anchovies...but it was worth it.
How did you know the bait was fresh enough to eat raw, and wouldn't make you sick as well?
Dude...LIVE bait...still swimming.
It nearly DID make me sick. I HATE anchovies...but it was worth it.
I shucked some oysters yesterday that I got from the sea food store. I have also gotten mussels and clams from there as well. They have live crab too although I have never bought it, just caught it myself. Live lobster is also common.
Well you gotta throw out some brush piles and make it popular. I build full trees out of PVC pipe and 5 gal buckets with concrete in bottom. Been dumping them for years now...all marked on GPS..also willow trees are good..tie em down with concrete blocks. Crappie is best tasting fish period IMO. Walleye is close but nothing beats crappie to eat or catch since they don't really bite hard. They will tow the line or just barley hit once..About the only time they hit hard like a blue gill that's 1/4 their size is when spawning. Like I said classy fish. But they don't really dig hanging around anything but brush.
Which store? Guess it's been some time since I've looked at the seafood section in a western grocery store, can't even remember what they carry. This is the kind of stuff I see in the Asian food markets:
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Yep. If you're not getting hung, you're not crappie fishing.
If you see that bobber slowly moving back to the cover, that's a fish. That's crappie. And don't yank the hook outta his mouth.
I've cut chunks out of tuna and wahoo while they were still flopping on the boat. Does that count?
I just sent your post to PETA, you are in big trouble now, mister. :biggrin:
Lobster. I enjoy watching them boil alive.
lobster is better split and grilled with basil butter
I just sent your post to PETA, you are in big trouble now, mister. :biggrin:
at the chinatown here in san franciso they have stores with live frogs and turtles and they prepare them fresh for the buyers by bashing their heads against the edge of the counters or cleaving them open with huge cleavers. theres even a store that sells live birds--chickens, quail, pheasants etc...its actually sort of controversial around here and the merchants are really paranoid. they wont even let people take cell phone pictures inside the stores
Fish are cannibals. When I run out of minnows I'll cut a crappie up and bait hook. You have to make them bite though...little line movement or they have to be really hungry but still works.
Best way to catch those nasty catfish is throw all the crappie carcasses overboard hooked. I could catch 400 lbs of nasty catfish if I wanted.
