Football Hunter said:
catman529 said:
Football Hunter said:
Its a travesty to use that name with a fish like that,brown fish refer to smallmouth,not trash fish,but callem what you want,its still a semi free country.Ill show you a beautiful brown fish soon.
- No fish is a trash fish. As others have said, they seem to be good eating. And are a challenge to catch.
- You don't have to show me a beautiful brown fish aka smallie. I catch those a lot more often than hog suckers, since they are easier to catch.
- I assume you are poking fun at this point...
Really,the fish you talk about the most are normally pictured a big bloody mess thrown up on the bank after being bow shot,and left to die.
See numerous pics by stik and spit n drum and others.TWRA doesnt protect them,or list them as a game species,as far as I knom.
Ever seen a thread about a big pile of bow shot,and left for dead small mouth,or largemouth?
In your mind,there are no trash fish,even turtles are sport,in mine there are plenty of trash fish,but it really doesnt matter,we will never I doubt fish near each other,and I really dont care how many carp,drum,gar,turtles,mud fish etc you catch.Have fun.
You haven't paid attention to things I post... I do not like turtles. I will not say a few things I have done to turtles, because there are certain people reading the forums. The only time I was excited about a turtle was when I caught a BIG snapper recently, but even then, it doesn't compare to a catfish, carp, a fat bass, or even a 9" bluegill.
Yeah the TWRA doesn't protect those fish. Does that make them trash fish? Carp are not native so I agree some population control is good sometimes. But they are still a fish and deserve the same respect as any other fish... and gar, they are native, and a very cool fish that makes a great sport fish IMO. I don't know why people shoot gar, maybe cause they get in the way of their catfishing or bass fishing. I still remember the first gar I caught, and I was super pumped about it. They don't seem to be good eating (never tried) but I release them to fight another day.
And why do you compare a hogsucker to a carp? There is no comparison... they are not even in the same family of fish.
Also I don't know why drum aren't considered sport fish. They are a lot like a bass in some ways, they put up a very good fight, and will get a lot bigger than any black bass.
If you don't want me to complain about bass boats screwing up my fishing, then I don't want to hear you complain about "trash fish" screwing up your bass fishing...
Football Hunter said:
I cant figure it out,something has changed on photobucket,yours is a little bigger I bet,my biggest is 23 ",5 lb 14 ozs
The site seems to have gone to the mobile version for everyone... if that's the case, look at the very bottom of the page and there should be a link for the full website.