What kind of Fish is this?
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Dominant Buck
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From: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Needle nose gar. You aught to see the Aligator gar we have down here. Mouth like a gator and a body like a needle nose, except they reach hundreds of pounds.
The needle nose are just starting to spawn down here. Im headed out this weekend to shot a few with my bow. Great fisht to bow fish for.
The needle nose are just starting to spawn down here. Im headed out this weekend to shot a few with my bow. Great fisht to bow fish for.
#14
Typical Buck
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From: Southeast Missouri
yup a gar.....we have spotted gar and long nosed gar around these parts.
They're actually a lot of fun to catch. They'll eat about anything, but you can catch them best on dead minnows. I know a few guys around here that during the spring when they're about to spawn tie a short length of rope to the end of a leader and drag it across te surface. The gar will strike and get their teeth hung up in the rope and catch and release is a lot simpler.
GH
They're actually a lot of fun to catch. They'll eat about anything, but you can catch them best on dead minnows. I know a few guys around here that during the spring when they're about to spawn tie a short length of rope to the end of a leader and drag it across te surface. The gar will strike and get their teeth hung up in the rope and catch and release is a lot simpler.
GH
#15
we use dead minnows, or we use big poopers and spot fish for them. just cast out clsoe to one....give it a littel jerk and let it set......they explode on top....or usea small bluegill with a float
#19
We catch them all the time on the river when using cut shad or worms. They are a pain to get off trotlines. I have had to take 2 swallowed hooks out of them the last 2 days on one of my trotlines I have set out.
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