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NJ Fresh Water Fishing Forums => Fresh Water Fishing => Topic started by: fishon42 on April 20, 2014, 08:42:34 AM
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i was fishing at shohola creek in PA with my father , brother and his buddy....caught a bunch of brook trout.. alot small a few like 12 inchers on fat heads and mealworms also a rooster tail.. not bad... but this is the wierd thing.. my dad saw a crappy in the creek down at the hole below route 6... it definitely came from the lake and took a beating down the waterfalls on the way down.. looked like a scabbed up salmon.. my dad put a fly in front of it and lifted like salmon fishing, he got it right in the mouth... it was barely moving, just sitting there... so he ends up keeping it..put a stick through its gills and carried it up to his truck and went home...he has bad knees and if you walked down by shohola creek before you know the cliff and the walk etc.. so he only fished for like a half hour... he then drove 25 minutes back to milford put the crappie in the sink for another 10 minutes in like 2 inches of water just to keep it cold i guess until i got home to clean the trout and it up... well instead he put it in his koi pond and the thing is alive and kickin.........................
it was out of water an estimated 40-45 minutes. what IS up with this fish? the crappie is like 12 inches long it is a nice fish just looks beat up from the rocks has white scabs in places etc.. how effed up is that though?
the crappie is doing well in the koi pond and was not dinner! clp
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It's an Easter miracle! A crappie one, but a miracle nonetheless. ;D
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It's an Easter miracle! A crappie one, but a miracle nonetheless. ;D
hhppy
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It's an Easter miracle! A crappie one, but a miracle nonetheless. ;D
smk ;D
Gotta be a hearty breed of fish. t^
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it died 2 days later, and i ate him yesterday LOL .. yummmmm.. thank you crappie for giving your life for a great piece of food! chrz chrz
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TT^ chrz
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Cold water and air could be a slower heart rate ? :headscra:
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Some species of fish are real hardy, Ive had a fish jump out of my tank land in the flower pot and live for an hour
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Wow I'm impressed. One hell of a fish
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I remember when I was in third grade, me and my dad took a day trip to some lake somewhere in Pennsylvania. We caught 3 catfish which we took home. Had them in a plastic bag without an extra water. It was a solid two hour drive back home. When we got home, all 3 fish were still alive. We filled up the bathtub and these 3 guys swam around for an hour or so until it was time to cook them. I know catfish are hardier than most fish but this was still impressive, two hours out of the water.
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i had a bag of fish from ice fishing had it in the sink for more then a hour and the lake was a hour away my wife walked by and they were jumping scared the hell out her
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perhaps it was the lingering effects of a sharknado in the area?
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perhaps it was the lingering effects of a sharknado in the area?
Or Crappienado, :P