Probably explains why those fish like the wacky worm so much...

Not good to hear...sorry I couldn't make it out, but that fiance thing will just add a new dimension to the fishing widow

 

shoot, after the cops givin me the evil eye at brust park after we got off the hoga and the cops lookin at yer truck after the meth lab busts.... ima say we are just magnets for trouble

 

be real careful if you come across a meth lab in the woods and whatever you do if there are any coolers around no not open them as the fumes can kill you real fast.

 

what'd ya catch the grass pike on? i need a couple for the 55g tank lol

 

From what I hear there is a lot of them out here. Just be careful where you tread. There are no local police in the area and the sherrif takes care of the problems. I have lived here for over 6 years and have only seen a sherrifs car 3-4 times. Brimfield has rule over part of the lake and they are far and few between. John

 

Cory, are you talking about where we were fishing Mogadore last year? I always figured that was a good place for someone to break into your car. I was thinking of going there on Sunday too but I was too lazy to get my kayak out. What'd you get them on?

 

i was just reeding an article not tolong ago about met labs in wooded areas

 

Yes Joel, same area. All fish hit a 5" purple/chartreuse worm with a curly tail.

I bet a grass pike would make a pretty cool tank fish, like having a pigmy tiger musky. They're like the super aggressive ankle biter dogs of the fish world. - tiny, but absolutely vicious. I can't even count the number of times I've caught one on a lure that was every bit as big as the grass pike. If you're serious about wanting one Steve, you should hit the side ponds in Punderson S.P. Not much shore access, but a few weeks ago, Cheesemm2 and I must have caught half a dozen or so out there in one day.

 

Lock em up and throw away the key or better yet draft them and send them to Iraq !

 

I have been thinking of getting a few of these Mog grass
pike for aquarium use as well!They are pretty neat little fish!
A school of about 6 would be an awsome display in a planted
125-150 gallon!......Also been meaning to get some of those
smaller bowfin from Mog as well

 

the bowfins will eat all the other fish-them each other!! i think they're related to their extinct cousins, veloci-raptors!!!!

 

You wouldn't think it....but ussually bowfin are
quite timid fish!They don't really show much aggression
at all to their tank mates.They will however eat just about
anything they can fit in their mouth!

 

Yes Joel, same area. All fish hit a 5" purple/chartreuse worm with a curly tail.

I bet a grass pike would make a pretty cool tank fish, like having a pigmy tiger musky. They're like the super aggressive ankle biter dogs of the fish world. - tiny, but absolutely vicious. I can't even count the number of times I've caught one on a lure that was every bit as big as the grass pike. If you're serious about wanting one Steve, you should hit the side ponds in Punderson S.P. Not much shore access, but a few weeks ago, Cheesemm2 and I must have caught half a dozen or so out there in one day.

weeeelll danielles mom's boss gave her mom a 55g tank + filters + pine stand + light and heater for FREE and since danielles mom already has a really nice 55 setup... it was offered to me for......FREE hehe so yeah im serious aboot the grass pike id just have to find a way to get it from punderson to my house in ravenna without killing it so id have to have a decent sized bucket with an aerator and take the smoothest way home... which unfortunatly.. goes through mantua... which is a suspension dyno

so what exactly did you use to get them cory?

 

The Punderson grass pike I caught hit that spinner I gave you. I think Cheesemm2 caught more of them than I did, on a small sassy shad I think.

 

how about jigheads tipped with minnows thrown right into a weedbed... would that work?

is that why that spinner looks like its been through hell and back?

also are the side ponds easier to access then the side ponds at tinkers creek? .... trying to make it into the back ponds at tinkers creek reminds me of the jungle in predator 1

 

Not to interrupt the ongoing fishn' aspects- but man, do heed warnings about Meth lab encounters earlier posted. It sounds like they are coming our way in full force. There is not a more dangerous or powerful drug out there- waitnsee.

This has become a HUGE problem in rural Kentucky fishn' areas I grew up in for outdoors people- and not just because the people who boobytrap and guard the labs.

The byproducts are VERY DEATHLY dangerous- anhydrous ammonia and hydrogen chloride seeks out moisture when it escapes and goes straight for your respioritory system- nose-eyes-lungs- DEAD- look out for copper fittings that are discolored especially green, on things like discarded propane tanks.

Crazy world keepn me employed!!! Now to keep outdoorsfolks alive!!!!

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