Fishing Thread
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Salmon, I love that meat. Could eat it at least every day, even twice on some days. Amazing critters too.
Lord Burgess1
Fishing is terrible. It's the getting away from everyone that's good.
Also animal spotting, and feeding the moorhen chicks so they accept me as a second mother to them.
Also animal spotting, and feeding the moorhen chicks so they accept me as a second mother to them.
Nice. Crappie are pretty good eating in my experience, never had alligator gar though, I wonder how they would taste
Man, I miss fishing. I'd like to pick it up again, but the only good fishing around here is fly and I have no experience with that. Every summer as a kid I'd do catch and release, since otherwise I would have felt morally responsible for the death of the fish that I caught (although I had no qualms about killing, gutting, cooking or eating fish that other people caught, since that death was on their shoulders
). Now that I'm a bit older, maybe I'll finally be able to keep my catch.
Man, I miss fishing. I'd like to pick it up again, but the only good fishing around here is fly and I have no experience with that. Every summer as a kid I'd do catch and release, since otherwise I would have felt morally responsible for the death of the fish that I caught (although I had no qualms about killing, gutting, cooking or eating fish that other people caught, since that death was on their shoulders
). Now that I'm a bit older, maybe I'll finally be able to keep my catch.Sir Saladin
Count
How is torturing a fish until its little heart is about to explode and then releasing it back into the water with a hole in its mouth and with a jaw that is at least badly bruised more merciful than killing it and ending its suffering by letting it suffocate?
Fish that I catch myself always tastes better for some reason.
I think it's because you spent that time. You went to that little middle of nowhere. You put your line in the water, and then you work against him, losing bait and patience and energy as you wonder whether it will be worth it in the end.
And then you bring back your catch, hungry. So ready to eat it. You cook it and slather it in however much spice and butter you like.
It just tastes better.
I think it's because you spent that time. You went to that little middle of nowhere. You put your line in the water, and then you work against him, losing bait and patience and energy as you wonder whether it will be worth it in the end.
And then you bring back your catch, hungry. So ready to eat it. You cook it and slather it in however much spice and butter you like.
It just tastes better.
Rokker
Knight
Bluefish are making their runs of our beaches and inlets now, one of my favorite fish to catch. A few hours casting bar spoons will give you none stop action right now. Only problem with them is that they never quite the fight, they thrash around like mad when you land them. And a bad way to end a good day is having one bite you wile there flopping about.
ScreamingCommie
Squire
S =b1.2345x
Where s is the size of the fish, b is the number of times you've told the story, x is the amount of time since you caught the fish.
Where s is the size of the fish, b is the number of times you've told the story, x is the amount of time since you caught the fish.
Swissky
There is too many rainbow fishes in the town's rivers so the city council has asked the population to fish. We also got free fishing license for the time being.
