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Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

walleye express

Posted 5/17/2007 7:51 PM (#56000)
Subject: Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay.

Me and a bud spent half a day on the Tittabawassee today. Had a ball as usual.

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sworrall

Posted 5/17/2007 7:55 PM (#56001 - in reply to #56000)
Subject: RE: Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

Location: Rhinelander

Most folks turn up their nose at Rock Bass. Sue and I love 'em. Yummy.

Terror

Posted 5/17/2007 8:19 PM (#56002 - in reply to #56000)
Subject: RE: Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

Yep, I had a panfish fish fry a few years back with crappie, rockbass, perch, & bluegill. Didn't tell anybody which was which. Rockbass got the honors.

walleye express

Posted 5/17/2007 8:56 PM (#56003 - in reply to #56002)
Subject: RE: Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay.

This was my hand the Rocky was in. That makes him pretty huge. And I've always loved em when there that big.

Rod Holder unsigned

Posted 5/20/2007 6:14 PM (#56090 - in reply to #56000)
Subject: RE: Smallies, Rockies and good friends.

I throw green carp back in the water when caught by mistake while fishing for walleyes but a decent sized goggle-eye, well....he goes into the livewell. They are good table fare.