caught my first fish of the year
04-30-2006, 05:01 PM
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Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Inlet, New York
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caught my first fish of the year
I didnt take a picure so you will have to trust me on this one. I caught a 15in white sucker on ultra light tackle. I used a panther martin spinner (black body with dots and a gold blade) and i had asmall shineron one of the hooks. Man did that thing fight! The only reason i didnt take a picture was because I HATE THE NOISE THEY MAKE WHEN YOU GRAB THEM! They gag and i cant stand it! I will gut a deer i will grab a frog... i will poke Rosie Odonnel, but i will NOT grab a sucker!
04-30-2006, 07:57 PM
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Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: caught my first fish of the year
I caught a 15in white sucker
They are very good eatting. Where I was raised they were the only decent fish I caught for a while. Their roe is tasty as well.
Chcuk7
They are very good eatting. Where I was raised they were the only decent fish I caught for a while. Their roe is tasty as well.
Chcuk7
05-01-2006, 12:33 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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RE: caught my first fish of the year
Never heard of white suckers either, but yesterday was the first time I've been out and actually did any good. The boat docks and a pinkjig+yellowgrub+spinner was playing havoc on the crappie...and one catfish
Fried 'em today with some of my buddies and ooooooohhhhh that first fish-fry is so good, always.
Keep up the good work
Fried 'em today with some of my buddies and ooooooohhhhh that first fish-fry is so good, always.Keep up the good work
05-01-2006, 03:37 AM
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Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Central Florida
Posts: 25,116
RE: caught my first fish of the year
Yeah,
When I was a kid we used to call them mud suckers. Then I got a fish book by Herbert Zim. I learned the real name was Northern White Sucker and on the bottom of the discription it said "Tasty flesh." They are kind of hard to catch as a kid. They bite pretty good in the early spring. Ya throw out a worm and fish the bottom without a split shot i sbest because....when he bites your line barely moves. This is the kind of fishing tha tya say, "Shoot I 'm moving cause I aint gettign any bites , not knowin gthere is a fish on there right now. They just suck that worm down and stay put sometimes.
When I was a kid we used to call them mud suckers. Then I got a fish book by Herbert Zim. I learned the real name was Northern White Sucker and on the bottom of the discription it said "Tasty flesh." They are kind of hard to catch as a kid. They bite pretty good in the early spring. Ya throw out a worm and fish the bottom without a split shot i sbest because....when he bites your line barely moves. This is the kind of fishing tha tya say, "Shoot I 'm moving cause I aint gettign any bites , not knowin gthere is a fish on there right now. They just suck that worm down and stay put sometimes.
05-08-2006, 06:28 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: \"Good Ontario\"
Posts: 1,754
RE: caught my first fish of the year
Yeah, they do fight pretty good. Caught one last spring on a sluggo [&:]Thought I had a huge bass cause it was pulling so hard and I just saw a big black shadow rising up. He weighed a good 5 pounds. Let him go though, already had some bass to eat 
And congrats on your first fish of the season
Cory
And congrats on your first fish of the season Cory
