Rose Skimmer…..8/29/2025
I’ve seen these guys in Louisiana and North Carolina…..one of the reasons I like pink jigs, the…
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This region supports some of the largest Bowfin Rodeos in North Carolina........it's hectic when you set the hook on panfish gear on a telescopic pole ......
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on April 20, 2019 at 3:32pm
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This fish was in the 18" class at four to five pounds John............I've landed some big ones over the years.....
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Our brackish waters are full of these native fish and its difficult to catch the bigger ones on terminal tackle.........get a net on one now and then......this is violent from hook set........
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Comment by John Sheehan on April 19, 2019 at 6:54am
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NICE!! Only ever caught one ,21.5" on a Black Reaper style Grub on a 16th or 1/8th oz black ball jig , It's a leech imitation . I believe it was out of 14' of water . wHATS THE ESTIMATED LENGTH AND wEIGHT OF THAT FINE FISH jEFFREY! Also what did it hit?
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Comment by Allen Morgan on April 18, 2019 at 7:38pm
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Adam, those things fight like there's no tomorrow! I've caught one, on a 4 1/2' UL crappie rod. I saw it eyeballing my spinnerbait, just feet from me, in shallow clear water. I dabbled the spinner in front it the fish like a jig, and IT INHALED IT AND TRIED TO RUN OFF! Only had a few feet of line out.
Oh, and don't "lip" one like a Bass. These things have teeth.
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Comment by Adam Rink on April 18, 2019 at 6:06pm
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Nice. I still haven't come across one of these yet.
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