Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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80 DEG.WT Two Pickerel on a 2/5 th oz Lil' Cleo Orange striped Spoon ,1 Pickerel on a #3 Mepps Spinner Aglia Long , one Pickerel on a TRD Tickler ned rig,1 Pickerel and 1 RB Trout on a trolled Crankbait
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Comment by John Sheehan on July 8, 2022 at 10:44am
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At least once a week Mikey. I just gotta go fishing!
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Comment by Mikey-D on July 8, 2022 at 10:36am
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Go get um John you go fishing alot you are making me jealous.
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Yes I have kept 20-22" sized Pickerel in the past for eating Bruce I like them from Cold water .
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Comment by Bruce Tomaselli on July 6, 2022 at 3:22pm
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Nice pickerel, John. Have you ever tried to eat them? I haven't yet, but I saw a a few videos on YouTube explaining how to easily fillet them. They say they are good eating. If I get one through the ice this year I'm going to try it.
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Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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