suburban fishing?

[stik]

http://www.sportfishingmag.com/news/vid ... SOC&dom=fb

 

[trealtree]

We don't have sewers where I live... Looks like something I would do though .

 

[northeasthunter]

HAHAHA that's crazy, I never would have thought about that.

 

[Inkstainz]

That's interesting

 

[bowhunterfanatic]

Some things you have to see to believe. For me, this is one of them. Awesome!

 

[RUGER]

 

[Dbllunger]

 

[catman529]

That's cool, I don't know of any drains here that have water in em like that. Except when the creek swells up... might have to try it then.

I do remember back when I was 11 or 12, I dip netted some small bluegills in a ditch next to a grocery store several hundred yards upstream from where springs actually feed it. If you go down to where it becomes a creek, you will still see fish but I guess they aren't that far up the ditch unless it flooded recently. The creek dries up in places during the summer. there used to be a deep hole full of big creek chubs I would catch under a big root ball. Now it seems to dry up more often and there are no chubs there, but farther upstream there is a spring and a pool that holds fish year round. Never seen any catfish in there though. I'd like to find a sewer that actually has a decent fish in it.

 

[stik]

That's cool, I don't know of any drains here that have water in em like that. Except when the creek swells up... might have to try it then.

I thought of you when I saw that.

 

[ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER]

interesting

 

[TheLBLman]

Well, this is the difference between "farm-raised" and "city-raised" catfish.

 

[caretaker]

I have heard of gators in the sewers. I guess it stands to reason there outta be fish too.