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colbypearson said:not always, there are a few of us that are just bass fisherman bass fisherman :lol:
who knows maybe that goes 2 ways.... haha
I didn't know anyone in Oregon purposely caught "Ditch Pickles"
colbypearson said:not always, there are a few of us that are just bass fisherman bass fisherman :lol:
who knows maybe that goes 2 ways.... haha
colbypearson said:just to put it into perspective how well (some, to make sure i dont offend anyone) of the workers at our oregon department of fish and wildlife offices are trained well enough, that when i caught my first oregon spotted bass and the first brought to oregon's official certification as a spotted bass...this was at the office in central point here i knew it was a spot bieng an avid bass angler 100%...... nope they swore it was a "perch-bass" half yellow perch half largemouth bass, what idiots, the fish was sent to OSU, for certification....lets just say i was right...i guess they didn't go to college long enough that theyre theory is not even remotely feasible, a perch bass LMAO :lol:
beaverfan said:Largemouth Bass and White Perch (no idea if we even have white perch at all in oregon) are both in the Sunfish family and hybridization between the Sunfish family is very common. So it's very feasible.
colbypearson said:yellow perch**
plumb2fish-"I didn't know anyone in Oregon purposely caught "Ditch Pickles"
hehehe good one super funny, how creative because the only thing i see swimming up the ditches around my house are salmon coming up to spawn ironic, im sick and tired of saying no offense when defending my case why dont you grow up...
colbypearson said:yellow perch**
plumb2fish-"I didn't know anyone in Oregon purposely caught "Ditch Pickles"
hehehe good one super funny, how creative because the only thing i see swimming up the ditches around my house are salmon coming up to spawn ironic, im sick and tired of saying no offense when defending my case why dont you grow up...
beaverfan said:Dude you need to learn to take a joke! It's not your place to go out there and defend bass so just relax it's not your "case" to worry about anyways. Dude makes a joke and all of a sudden it's not funny because it's about bass?
Phil_Bud said:HMMM well I would reccommend going on a guided trip....its not that much for 1 or 2 people to go out...
You have to do some more studying I'd say...Leave the bass lures out of the equation...I've caught all of my Salmon and steelhead on a few things...not millions...
STEELHEAD: Lures like Panther martins and blue fox, differnt glo bugs, and jigs, also a weight 3 feet above a ball of roe, or below a bobber. NO beads no egg loop knot just a red hook with a ball of finely cured roe...then I bounce it!
SALMON: quickfish sardine or herring, also roe on a bobber or the same as I do it for steelhead, and lures panther martin blue fox...You need to find what is right which eventually will happen. Its tough to go through a salmon season skunked because they wont be back for a wile like they are in the fall.
Well in california I had just a fall chinook run...Hardly any springers, Coho are endangered, lucky there is a load of steelies still in the klamath.
It could be worse...Its not ODFW bud...trust me Salmon and steelhead arent robots and they're not stupid...they're strong powereful smart fish. You have to think like a fish to catch fish.
plumb2fish said:I didn't know anyone in Oregon purposely caught "Ditch Pickles"
kirkster said:I caught a bad case of those "Ditch Pickles" once. But no worries penicillan cleared it right up.
capblack said:did you catch them purposely though, or on accident? and did you enjoy it:lol:
were those on a pencil bait... or dropshotting worm? he he hekirkster said:I caught a bad case of those "Ditch Pickles" once. But no worries penicillan cleared it right up.
hahaha.plumb2fish said:You guys are killing me...lmao