04-28-07, 11:35 AM | #1 |
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Same FISH!
Last week I caught a nice 17 incher, and I had to cut the line because the hook was so deep. I was with a friend and I said "What if we catch that fish again? That would be funny. Now that I said it it's going to happen."
Sure enough, I called my friend to go to the lake today and he says "Guess what I caught? That same bass with the hook and red string." Awesome! I thought I'd share, because I think it's neat. |
04-28-07, 12:02 PM | #2 |
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good to see that critter is still alive WTG!
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04-28-07, 01:00 PM | #3 |
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That's pretty cool
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04-28-07, 01:38 PM | #4 |
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Yeah. I was hoping it would live. Now what if I catch it again?!
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04-28-07, 07:58 PM | #5 |
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thats one dumbass...
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04-28-07, 09:32 PM | #6 |
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lol....... I love dumbasses
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04-28-07, 09:34 PM | #7 |
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yea jools, its crazy and happens..
A week or so ago I was fly fishing and saw about a pound bass come up right on shore, so of course I throw my fly at it.. I hooked it 3 times, which on each hook up it threw the hook and went right back to its bed. I finally caught it, and i guess it had had enough by then lol. |
04-29-07, 12:00 AM | #8 |
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I had that happen. I caught the same fish twice along the same stretch of canal. It had a wound on it. The third time I caught it, it was gut hooked. I was going to do the trick to take it out, but the fish slipped in. I caught it again, and the old hook came out easily. I have wanted to tag largemouth/peacock for a long time. It ate the same kind of senko every time. You would think it would have learned.
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04-29-07, 12:07 AM | #9 |
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I know I've done it at least once. Caught it on a plastic worm and then an hour later caught the same fish on the same plastic worm.
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04-29-07, 06:55 AM | #10 |
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Wow. That's cool islandflyfisher. Lucky you tex, you are able to bed fish. I'm waiting.....
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04-30-07, 01:24 PM | #11 |
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reminds of when i was fishing one time. i was texas rigged ans felt the fish set the hook but broke the line lol, retied cast out and felt the fish set the hook and it was the same fish, my worm was on the hook and the hook in its lip lol. got all my stuff back but the sinker lol. thought it was cool. Fish was about a pound thats why i dont know why it broke in the first place, must have had a kink in the line. Who knows.
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04-30-07, 06:40 PM | #12 |
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it sure is fun when its the same 10 pounder you caught the week before.
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i just got back stream trout fishing up in the sierras.i hooked into a nice fish and when i was reeling in it had another line going into the water. under closer inspection i guess a guy got caught on a rock and snapped off his line. the bait was still floating in the current and the fish hit it. the problem was the line was still attached to a rock so he got stuck. he was so hungry though that he hit mine, too. it was interesting.
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