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We called the freshwater drum “ gas-per-gu” in south Louisiana……they used to drive me nuts when I was trying to catch channel cats on catalpa worms…..but fun to catch, they get pretty big and when you hook them in current it’s a battle….
yeah John my grandaddy used to call them goo's. i guess its a tennessee, mississippi, or louisianna thang. sauger were called jack salmon, blue cats where white channel cats, flatheads were yellow cats, channel cats were spotted or willow cats.
Tracy-"Gasper Goo". Never knew that term for a Fresh water Drum. I only caught one of those in my life so far. Genesee River, Rochester NY.
Tracy-Walleye for sure .Yellow Perch also are a favorite. Been a longtime since my last Bluegill Meal and a few Years since my last Crappie meal.
John my preferable fish are sauger/walleye, bluegill/shellcracker, crappie, blue cats and spotted cats(channel), gasper goo, spotted bass. want to try some pickerel but id have to fish the smaller tannic lakes.
i guess i was burned out on salmony tasting fish from my step mommas jack mackeral patties twice a week and balogny sandwiches the other days.
Jeff, i remember that place and ate steaks there before. the place i ate the grilled rainbow trout was at the brass lantern on up the mountain.
One thing I miss about Tennessee was seeing rainbow trout on many menus in the mountains…..one of my favorite Aunts would invite us up to a restaurant near their campground every fall…….the grilled trout was delicious at that location in Townsend, Tennessee……good memories…..
Yeah Jeff. In the Fridge vacuumed sealed for now.
Off to the smoker……woohoo!
Not for everyone one but it is for me ,Tracy. Do you eat preferable Fish?
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