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Fish & random pictures 2023. N.E. Ohio forums.
Taken from -Saugeye Tom- and S.W. Ohio fishing/random pictures.
Honestly a great idea and doesn't really matter where pictures come from. My thinking was kinda starting a post with this for each of the Ohio forums (sectors)
I'll start this off with my 1st fish of 2023.
Don.
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Honestly a great idea and doesn't really matter where pictures come from. My thinking was kinda starting a post with this for each of the Ohio forums (sectors)
I'll start this off with my 1st fish of 2023.
Don.
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... kinda was out an about at a spot this afternoon. Found what I was looking for ... Red ears. I don't fish for gills often but do enjoy fishing for Big red's this time of year...only difference between what and how I do it compared to others ... I catch by super enticing the fish and not jig/snag or something a long that line. (Gills are bedding now) I caught 4 red ears today and It took me two hours lol...bc I would just antagonize the fish lol.
Anyway I got several and more to come soon.
T-man.
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Anyway I got several and more to come soon.
T-man.
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Today, the river beckoned me to cast some of my handmade flies. Just walking to the river will stir memories of the countless times I fished as a child with my Dad, Sister, Grandfather, Uncles, and cousins. The river has always been a bond, flowing and connecting us all. I am deeply thankful for those memories.
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While immersed in this reflection and observing the fresh leaves on the trees lining the river's edge, my fishing line suddenly went taut. A ripple in the water revealed the fish's decent length, a pleasant surprise given that my usual catch these days is mere creek chubs.
As I reeled in the line, a wave of nostalgia swept over me, reminiscent of the exhilaration I felt as a kid when catching a fish. A beautiful yellow perch surfaced, and I admired it before releasing it back into the water.
Walking back home through the forest, I reflected on the relentless passage of time and how it never managed to sever our ties with the land. The memories of the paths I have walked countless times before are ever present, evoking a sense of continuity and connection.
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While immersed in this reflection and observing the fresh leaves on the trees lining the river's edge, my fishing line suddenly went taut. A ripple in the water revealed the fish's decent length, a pleasant surprise given that my usual catch these days is mere creek chubs.
As I reeled in the line, a wave of nostalgia swept over me, reminiscent of the exhilaration I felt as a kid when catching a fish. A beautiful yellow perch surfaced, and I admired it before releasing it back into the water.
Walking back home through the forest, I reflected on the relentless passage of time and how it never managed to sever our ties with the land. The memories of the paths I have walked countless times before are ever present, evoking a sense of continuity and connection.
Got out early today for some panfish, turned out to be a good two hours before it got hot. Small plastics was the ticket, keeping it above the weeds. Some crappies still had loose eggs, ended up with 16 crappies and 7 gills. Stocking the freezer up.
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