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Post by katfish on Sept 11, 2012 11:03:20 GMT -5
When you set a hook on a flathead you never know how big it is.  This little girl was hungry. Ate a fillet size bluegill. Brandy If Brock doesn't let you reel in a flathead soon you need to stop by. I'll get you one! |
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Post by Smoothkip on Sept 11, 2012 13:15:58 GMT -5
Good one!
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Post by Skyline1506 on Sept 11, 2012 16:46:44 GMT -5
big hunk of muscle
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Post by bassmassey on Sept 11, 2012 17:22:24 GMT -5
you're wearin em' out robbie!
what kinda fillet? lol
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Post by ducky on Sept 12, 2012 21:03:49 GMT -5
She may be up for that. Shes getting tired of goose season already, our yard looks Like there's snow on the ground from all the goose skinnin.
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Post by bassmassey on Sept 21, 2012 14:50:21 GMT -5
im still confused katfish? a fillet sized bluegill..........
what size fillet, fillet off a 2# drum, an 8 oz fillet minion, fillet-o-fish, etc.....
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Post by Catfishrollo on Sept 21, 2012 16:32:33 GMT -5
Nice Carp! LOL  rollo Hell, I've been working soo much I dunno what one looks like anymore!  |
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Post by katfish on Sept 21, 2012 18:07:45 GMT -5
Massie On bluegill you either scale em and cook em whole or they are thick enough to fillet. 3/4 pound and over are fillet sized bluegill.  |
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Post by bassmassey on Sept 21, 2012 23:53:24 GMT -5
it's massey,
thank you for the clarification. I've never heard the term before that's all. Thought it was a vague and open ended statement.........now I understand.
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