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Great catch!

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[ATTACH]23489[/ATTACH]

Thought I'd share a pic of some of the fishies that swim around my parts. :)
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Nice catch. :)

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Nice! What knife did you use to filet it? :)
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rodloos, I used my Morakniv Bushcraft Black knife to clean the trout. Surfgringo... bring it on, where I live, we have the best fishing in the world! :D
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Canada, eh?
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Nicely done! Weather is keeping me from getting any fishing in lately.
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^^ thats right eh
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Awesome! I want to go ice fishing someday...I have no idea why, but I do! :D

And there will be no "up-showing" today. Nope, I've got to eat a little humble pie instead. Yesterday I fished (trolling) for over an hour with a spoon and missed 5 or 6 bites before finally realizing the split ring had broken and I had no hook on my lure. :D

Luckily I landed a couple of little snapper before trying hookless fishing. I guess I could call the others "quick releases". ;)
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Ice fishing is great, no need for a boat :p and usually you can catch a hungry bugger pretty quick. Only drawback, if you wanna call it that, is drilling the holes, the ice was about 4 feet thick there :eek: makes for some good exercising!
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Nice catch! It's been years since I've been out ice fishing. There's nothing quite like the taste of crappie caught through the ice. ;) Delicious!
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nice touqe, hosehead :)
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Beauty! Hank Aaron...I wonder if he can hit?
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On top of that, you don't have to worry about bringing along a cooler full of ice to haul the catch home in! :D

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