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dusted off fly rod got 9 talapia
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Comment by Dan Bippus on June 10, 2012 at 8:28am
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They dont bite and run like a gill, kind of take it and swim off until you retrieve line, then fight. Always give talapia away, always return gills and bass so I can catch em again when they grow. I just enjoy the catching.
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Comment by dick tabbert on June 8, 2012 at 10:49pm
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Another one of them funny fish.
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Comment by Zach Pierce on June 8, 2012 at 9:03pm
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How did it fight?
Did you keep and eat it?
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Comment by Tony Livingston on June 6, 2012 at 3:22pm
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Blue Tilapia are algae eating machines. Never could bring myself to stock them for that purpose though..... they start dying off when water temps drop to around 50 degrees.
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It's a blue talapia, caught at Saddle creek(Lakeland FL). About 14", maybe 2 lbs? They're supposed to be vegetarian, but I've caught them on wet flies and worm pieces when nothing else would bite on a hot afternoon. Winter before last, it got cold here(28-30) and some a lot bigger than this one washed up dead at Toho and Saddlecreek.
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Nice tilapia how big was it?
What kind?
Where you catch it?
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