Snakeheads - Page 2

Captmikestarrett · 01-22-12, 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott the fishman

Yup those border NJ and i guess i will just start sharping my knifes

haha These guys will really mess up NJ.

Maybe not since they live in different waters.

Capt Mike

bassinbob · 01-22-12, 08:31 PM

Mike that's the egg mcmuffin of snakeheads.

wallywallace · 01-22-12, 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bassinbob

Mike that's the egg mcmuffin of snakeheads.

never thought a mc ds commercial could be the new slang,lol people saying it around here to

the pyromaniac · 01-22-12, 09:56 PM

Mike, the next time I get to DC I'm probably going to be reaching out to you. I want to catch one at least 10 pounds on a topwater plug.

the pyromaniac · 01-26-12, 08:46 PM

http://www.pierandsurf.com/fishing-f...ar-Indian-Head.

I ran across this on another forum. I thought you might all like to see it.

Captmikestarrett · 01-27-12, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by the pyromaniac

http://www.pierandsurf.com/fishing-f...ar-Indian-Head.

I ran across this on another forum. I thought you might all like to see it.

I am on that board alot. But decided to not chime in since they have a good grasp of how to do it.

It will from this point on always be called Potomac Pike by me.

Capt Mike

bluebasser86 · 01-27-12, 10:04 PM

Don't have any around here, no bowfins either. Seems to me like they have been really blown out of proportion in how dangerous or destructive they would be. I'm sure they do compete with other gamefish but it seems they kind of fill a niche that was currently kind of empty. I don't nessasarily want them here, but having another big predator fish to catch wouldn't be all bad either in my book.
We do unfortunately have asian carp. While they are good cut bait for catfish and they are a lot of fun to shoot out of the air with a bow, I think I would be much more concerned about how destructive they may prove to be.

joedog · 01-27-12, 10:27 PM

Thanks Capt, I found that a real good read.

WTL · 01-27-12, 10:46 PM

It seems a lot of the time that invasive species get a 20 year run, then things balance out. So it seems to have been with hyacinths. Hope the same goes for silver carp.

I think the snakeheads might not be much of a problem, but the test will be when it ends up in various different types of water.

01-22-12, 08:31 PM	#27
bassinbob BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Pitts. Pa. Posts: 3,801	Mike that's the egg mcmuffin of snakeheads. __________________ you can have my fishin rod when ya take it from my cold dead hands

01-27-12, 10:27 PM	#33
joedog BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: JANESVILLE,WI. 53545 Posts: 3,415	Thanks Capt, I found that a real good read. __________________ "Fishing isn't life or death... it's more important than that."

01-27-12, 10:46 PM	#34
WTL BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Huntsville, Al Posts: 7,466	It seems a lot of the time that invasive species get a 20 year run, then things balance out. So it seems to have been with hyacinths. Hope the same goes for silver carp. I think the snakeheads might not be much of a problem, but the test will be when it ends up in various different types of water. __________________ Selling live waterdogs for less since 2005.

01-22-12, 09:56 PM	#29
the pyromaniac BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Roanoke, VA, USA Posts: 155	Mike, the next time I get to DC I'm probably going to be reaching out to you. I want to catch one at least 10 pounds on a topwater plug.

01-26-12, 08:46 PM	#30
the pyromaniac BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Roanoke, VA, USA Posts: 155	http://www.pierandsurf.com/fishing-f...ar-Indian-Head. I ran across this on another forum. I thought you might all like to see it.

01-27-12, 10:04 PM	#32
bluebasser86 BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Gardner, KS Posts: 605	Don't have any around here, no bowfins either. Seems to me like they have been really blown out of proportion in how dangerous or destructive they would be. I'm sure they do compete with other gamefish but it seems they kind of fill a niche that was currently kind of empty. I don't nessasarily want them here, but having another big predator fish to catch wouldn't be all bad either in my book. We do unfortunately have asian carp. While they are good cut bait for catfish and they are a lot of fun to shoot out of the air with a bow, I think I would be much more concerned about how destructive they may prove to be.

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