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Old 07-03-07, 01:04 PM   #1
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Default New fish Species Discovered by me

You know when go out and fish a target area and move on to the next target area and fish jumped right where you just fished??

You all know what I am talking about here!!! RIGHT???

Well after many years of research and the use of slow motion cameras I have discovered a new species of fish..

Layman name is aggrifish or Frustratous Jumpus tech name..

By defination is genetically designed to aggrivate the fisherman..

This has been a PSA from Capt Mike

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Old 07-03-07, 01:36 PM   #2
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but seriously speaking of new species, here in indiana we may just have done that
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Old 07-03-07, 02:18 PM   #3
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It Looks Like A Yellow Smallmouth. Thats Really Cool.
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Old 07-03-07, 02:24 PM   #4
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I think someone took a Spike-it Marker to that fish...
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Old 07-04-07, 01:56 PM   #5
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Looks like an albino bass to me.
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Old 07-05-07, 07:34 AM   #6
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You know when go out and fish a target area and move on to the next target area and fish jumped right where you just fished??

You all know what I am talking about here!!! RIGHT???

Well after many years of research and the use of slow motion cameras I have discovered a new species of fish..

Layman name is aggrifish or Frustratous Jumpus tech name..

By defination is genetically designed to aggrivate the fisherman..

This has been a PSA from Capt Mike
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I've noticed that sometimes the commotion of the trolling motor moving through an area draws fish in - especially in vegetation. I was helping a friend remove cat tails and lily pads from in front of his property, and found lots of bluegill and small bass coming in to feed.
So, on another trip with my kids, when the bluegill wouldn't bite, I ran through the lily pads with my trolling motor several times, and they turned on!
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