the lilly pads for me

inline spinner, but i personally would use a minnow


summer or winter fishing? in south

Winter fishing..in the south..

Why....

Crappy are hitting hard
Sunshine bass { White bass hybreds} are on
Shellcrackers { Red earred sunfish} are on
I've caught spawninbg bass as early as Jan.1st

Winter is great !!!

Next question.......

when frying fish....

White corn meal/ flour Yellow cornmeal/ flour just flour

is culling legal where you fish? yes or no

Yes

Do you pray that God will help you in your hunting and fishing??

yes, everyday day and he blesses me with the oppurtunity to catch fish. I maybe not always catch them, but he presents the oppurtunity.

you have just caught a fish and he is a 1/2 inch under size, but he is bleeding from th gills. do you throw him back or fry him up?

you have just caught a fish and he is a 1/2 inch under size, but he is bleeding from th gills. do you throw him back or fry him up?



GREAT QUESTION !!!

Whoa...tough call. I'll be honest. I know it's not right BUT..my Heavenly Father actually owns all the fish and game in the world..If I really didn't think the fish would survive..I would keep him. I don't keep bass anyway though because to me..they taste nasty from central Florida. I would let the ospreys get him. But in a trout stream if I caught one that was floatingto the top after I caught him..I would keep that fish and pray/ hope for the best. Sorry if that offends anyone. This would make a great thread question or poll question.

next question.

Do you agree with my answer to the question above.
Yes or No

I am glad I got your question and I got to answer my own. I agree 100%. I food chain would work its own ways on the fish that would not survive, but why put him back if I am keeping fish to clean anyway. Smaller fish are always more tender and if he is going to die, no reason to waste him.

What is your favorite bait for panfish?

Favorite bait for panfish...red worms..I raise my own.We have rabbits.



Do you know how to "Walk the dog?"
Yes or no

huh? maybe.


dam bass or lake bass

uh lake bass

for eating

still water fish or running water fish(freshwater)