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[QUOTE=Brandon__;485952]I am one of the few that absoultly hate eating fish, so I dont keep anything, I have no problem people keeping "legal" bass.. But even if it is legal to keep small mouth, im pretty sure its a sin to eat them..[/QUOTE]
brandon, im almost certain baby jesus cries each time a smallmouth passes away.
an idian shamin told me that if you fillet a smallmouth you will get leprecy
[QUOTE=stripernut;485956]brandon, im almost certain baby jesus cries each time a smallmouth passes away.
an idian shamin told me that if you fillet a smallmouth you will get leprecy[/QUOTE]Lev 11:9 These shall ye eat of all that are in the waters: whatsoever hath fins and scales in the waters, in the seas, and in the rivers, them shall ye eat.
[QUOTE=sweetwater;485965]Lev 11:9 These shall ye eat of all that are in the waters: whatsoever hath fins and scales in the waters, in the seas, and in the rivers, them shall ye eat.[/QUOTE]
Amen.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.......beautiful :p
[QUOTE=stripernut;485956]brandon, im almost certain baby jesus cries each time a smallmouth passes away.
an idian shamin told me that if you fillet a smallmouth you will get leprecy[/QUOTE]
I cry a little bit when I clean 'em. But man, they sure do taste good!
I will keep a few creek smallies for the table. Bass are pretty good. Keeping bass won't hurt the population. Anyone who has a small pond will know this: The fewer bass (say for one year) the more bluegill the next. The more bluegill, the higher the bass survival rate that year and average size.
Keep a few. It will help the baitfish population, which in turn, helps the game fish population. That is why a lake full of dinks (like three springs lake in BG) will stay a lake full of dinks unless the population is thinned out.
[QUOTE=stripernut;485956]brandon, im almost certain baby jesus cries each time a smallmouth passes away.
an idian shamin told me that if you fillet a smallmouth you will get leprecy[/QUOTE]
OMG.....I THOUGHT THEY WERE JUST AGE SPOTS! :eek:
Ya know when ya figure all the costs assoicated with gas for the boat and truck, all the maintenance, insurance and taxes, Krogers still ranks as a cheaper source of fish.
I wonder if they'd get bent out of shape if I ramped in at the seafood counter and bottom fished the frozen fish section.
bob , kroger is bank fishing only (you have to go to the "bank" to buy fish there)
[QUOTE=stripernut;485984]bob , kroger is bank fishing only (you have to go to the "bank" to buy fish there)[/QUOTE]
LOL:-) That right there is funny:-)
hahaha:p
What about the guys who fish tournaments and gut the first fish they catch so they can study its stomach contents. Im not saying i agree with it but i know several tournament fishermen who said this is the easiest way to match bait sizes to what the fish are feeding on.
[QUOTE=IronWorker;486001]What about the guys who fish tournaments and gut the first fish they catch so they can study its stomach contents. Im not saying i agree with it but i know several tournament fishermen who said this is the easiest way to match bait sizes to what the fish are feeding on.[/QUOTE]
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Never heard of this practice but if someone is doing that to undersize fish that would make him a poacher I would think.