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red ear rescue
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Permalink Reply by jim cosgrove on
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could not get this guy to hold still.that is a sz 12 spider he took and look what he was swimming around with in his face.got into some 8-9 inch red ears this morning.about the 5th or 6th one i caught was this poor guy.got that big hook out of him and he swam away
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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That critter had a mouthful!
I've lost my share of hooks, lures and flies in fish. They say the hooks rust away, at least the non-stainless ones.
Still, it does my heart good to see you pitch in and help the little bugger that way.
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Permalink Reply by DAVID L EITUTIS on
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Good job Jimmy !!!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Leo Nguyen on
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Wow. Whatever was at the end of that hook, that must be some massive piece of bait.
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Permalink Reply by Allen Morgan on
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That big hook looks like a trotline hook. Sunnies are commonly used for trotline bait.
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no trotlines at this place but i do believe he was being used for bait.have a few big flatheads in here
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That would make sense!
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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that's sportsmanship!! congrats to you Jim!!
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