Fishing

[dennishoddy]

Caught a Mackinaw on Flathead lake Montana last week. Weighed a little over 8 pounds which is basically bait fish size for the specie. Lol.
Very slow day with 8 rods out trolling using downriggers at 340’ and planer boards at various depths.
We fished canyon lake Montana yesterday catching around 45 walleye, keeping 25.
Not a single pic taken but of an eagle taking one of the smaller walleye from the water that had been deep hooked and died.
Walleye tacos tonight for 16 friends!

 

[Master Carper]

Sounds like you had one heckuva fishing trip Mr. Hoddy!

Walleye and fish tacos, I'm surprised you didn't have more than 16 friends show up there.

 

[Garrett]

Bass Pro lake in BA Oklahoma.
I got to watch this one come up and take the Olive Sakasa Kebari and then the fight was on...

 

[Master Carper]

Very nice Garrett!

 

[oden_sparks]

Says he's tube fishing when actually he was pulled into pond by mediocre bass

Typical. Air Force guy commenting from the sidelines while a Marine goes into the water and gets the work done.

 

[retrieverman]

My youngest son and a friend did well on the Salt Fork today.

 

[Master Carper]

Wow! Most excellent!!!

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Very nice stringer of cats. Pass on congrats!

 

[dennishoddy]

Hell of a good string of channels! Water looks clear so they should be good eats.

 

[retrieverman]

Hell of a good string of channels! Water looks clear so they should be good eats.

I guess I don’t have a very discerning palate, because I honestly can’t tell the difference in the ones caught in a muddy Salt Fork vs a clear one. The only way I cook them is fried though, and frying makes even substandard food taste good.

My wife has never been a fan of fried fish unless my Dad was doing to cooking, but since she bought me the Cajun Fryer and I started bringing home catfish from the river, she’s been wanting me to cook some on a regular basis.