[denisk]

Those pictures from Barto the other day gave me the itch
Here's what's biting in the Niagara River :lol:

 

[uplandk9]

Klino, show him the pic of the nice condom you snagged last year in the MWC....show em what a real Illinois River experience is like.

See if you can get the one with the dead cow in the background, or maybe the old fridge floating by. 8



Nice eye btw.

 

[denisk]

We have the same thing it's called lake ontario spring trolling

 

[Mark Komo]

Great eye. Nice work...

Sent you a PM...

 

[klino]

Klino, show him the pic of the nice condom you snagged last year in the MWC....show em what a real Illinois River experience is like.

See if you can get the one with the dead cow in the background, or maybe the old fridge floating by. 8



Nice eye btw.

Dont have the picture of the condom.The wife made me throw it away.Thats ok though,Im sure I will get another one this year. :lol: By the way,nice eye 2

 

[denisk]

here's one more from last night 2

 

[lotery7fishing]

why are they so bloody ya using dynimite to catchem

 

[nodlikescod]

That is kind of a freaky looking pic. Nice job on the eyes tho!
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[denisk]

I usually bleed the fish when I'm keeping them to eat and I guess they got snow in their mouth, I didn't realize it until after I took the pic.

 

[uplandk9]

ATTACK OF THE KILLER "EYES"

 

[Mark Komo]

yep, bleedin the way to go..

What is that a berkley tournament minnow with salt?

 

[denisk]

4 inch Fin-S minnow albino shad.

 

[Mark Komo]

Ahh yes, fin s.. Great bait..

 

[rootpro6]

nice eye man'!

 

[wmuallstar]

I usually bleed the fish when I'm keeping them to eat and I guess they got snow in their mouth, I didn't realize it until after I took the pic.

I'm curious as to why you bleed them? Does it make fileting easier or the meat taste better?

 

[Nikster]

Those pictures from Barto the other day gave me the itch
Here's what's biting in the Niagara River :lol:

All I see is a GREAT MEAL , NICE FISH 2 ,

In the latter part of last year I started to bleed all fish caught (lake Mich.) by snipping with a pair of poultry shears, & hanging the fish over the side for a few minutes. Seened to make a difference in taste? But it did help in keeping the deck & cooler free from all those bleeders.
Heard & read alot about bleeding & gonna continue to do so. All table fare is always bled at the stock yards prior to packing. Poultry the same. Wild game, a necessary step to drain as much as possible, to drain blood from the meat, if not, the blood is concentrated in the meat. Would stand to reason the same applies to fish.

I just have a section of 12ga. 12' electrical wire fastened to my rod holder base, slip one end through its mouth/gill & let hang in the water for a minute or 2.