If you don't mind me asking where were you fishing, geographically speaking. We have the fantastically named horny creek chub around me but I have not caught one that large.
I was out this weekend and the river was blown out. But a good ole pile took pity on me and jumped on the line. This time of year they often have red sore disease on them and that is what you are seeing on his flank, thankfully most of them survive without too much trouble.
Tank of a smallie, awesome fish.
That is on my list of fish to catch on a trip to NC in a month or so. Love it!
Got to get that skunk off one way or another.
Great Fish, from a fisherman across the Atlantic. Do you all have the giant perch over there? I have always been interested in catching one.
Sign me up. I am ready to leave the office and kick it on the beach fishing.
Spoiled with all these knives as of late. Thank you so much for the write ups!
So happy that Spring fishing is in full swing. This is up on northern Indiana and ignore the cluttered canoe bottom as I was scrambling for my net to make sure I landed that smallie. Best one of the year thua far.
I like this knife. I think it is close enough to miniature that is becomes cute.
I have caught some of these guys before too. It seems to always be smaller fish, not sure what is up with them.
I will always remember this movie. Went to visit my big brother at Ball State University and watched this in a dorm room. Brings back great memories.
I do hope the geopolitical situation does not impact your Ali express purchases. I thankfully ordered a bunch of my schlock last month to hold me over.
I just wanted to post two things. Spodosols are the best soil order and Spodosols are the best soil order. I do not give a damn about productivity, just look at that thing and tell me otherwise.
The hot weather was getting the bass active this week and landed a nice one.
Top water has been killing it with smallies as of late. Also got a kayak this season and open to tips. I have a drag chain that I need to try out.
Got it. I am all the way in Indiana in the US. Our chubs over here are generally small fish. I love little streams, so your spot looks great.