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Last November I was fishing the bay as the pine needles were falling onto the water. I took a nice bass home and found it loaded with pine needles.....

Got me thinking about a pine needle flywink.gif .

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I caught this one last friday night on the North shore of Long Island on a blurple bomber. With all of the baitfish in the water I expected to find them in the fish's stomach. Instead the stomach was full of small crabs.

 

Bill

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Maybe 12-14". That bass was 26#. I would have released her, except I foul hooked her rite under the dorsal.I was fishing one of the local inlets on a strong spring incoming tide, it was a 45 min battle to land her there was no way to revive, she was sideways in the current for about 30 min. I thought I hooked a boatsmile.gif I wouldnt wish that on my worst enemy. What a pig2.gif tho.

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View PostThis spring, and you don't need to point out I forgot to remove the little tubes on the rear treble.redface.gif

 

 

What did you filet that with, a weed whacker?

 

Chris

 

p.s. You forgot to remove the plastic thingys on the rear treble...

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Unfortunately no pix, but a couple years back I had an 18 lb bass on a south shore beach sandbar. Left it on the beach for a little while as I fished some more. When I came back to it to leave, there were 3-4 dead mole crabs lying next to it headscratch.gif (you know the little bullet shaped ones that you find when you dig in the sand near the shoreline).

 

When I picked up the fish, another mole crab popped out of the fish's vent. Well it turns out the whole digestive tract was full of those little suckers....21 in all, lined up from the stomach to the vent. Not really sure what nutrition the fish is getting out of them as they barely looked digested.

 

Needless to say, the only thing the fish were hitting that day was small bucktails in the white water.

 

-Scott

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