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4 hours ago, bazzelite19 said:

Who actually eats bass anyway?

(raises his hand) Any I catch in the 2#-3# range has a 50/50 chance of ending up as fillets in my freezer.

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    I didn't know there was 114 bass in Illinois ?   Joking aside, penalties for fish and game violations are a joke. They need to figure the value of each fish up if it was raised in a hatchery

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Nothing wrong with that. Slot limits in that range are a good thing

On 4/30/2019 at 9:52 AM, PhenoM said:

Just from the post he put on that page it looks like he's just another white trash dude who will continue to do this. 

Don't bring race into it.  There are crappy people of all shades and sizes. 

It appears that in my state, that will be perfectly legal soon. 

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On 12/1/2019 at 6:12 AM, bazzelite19 said:

Who actually eats bass anyway?

I live in a city that has a significant foreign population. I’ve seen many folks take buckets of bass home to eat.

 

My in-laws came here in ‘78 and still wonder why I don’t bring my catches home to them, pickerel included.

 

Right or wrong, it’s just the way it is sometimes.

There's nothing wrong with harvesting bass. Or any species. It's funny because hunters are praised when they tag a huge buck. But if they keep a big bass it's frowned upon. Make whatever excuses you want, it's the same thing. Both have already passed their genetics on , and both are treasure in the outdoor world. 

 

Never quite understood why it's okay to take a huge buck but not okay to take a huge bass. I personally wouldn't just because I'd hope to catch it again and I don't like to eat most fish anyway. But I would take the buck surely, but I'd also take a smaller buck and would definitely take a doe as well. 

On 12/1/2019 at 10:36 AM, TnRiver46 said:

Sounds like the answer to your question is a lot of people eat bass, myself included. They are delicious. Poaching is bad but catching and eating bass is my favorite thing in the world 

I wouldn't a bit mind eating the fish I catch here locally, but I'm partial to the taste of fish that hasn't been marinating in Pennzoil its whole life. I love the fishing here, but the water is nasty.

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7 minutes ago, galyonj said:

I wouldn't a bit mind eating the fish I catch here locally, but I'm partial to the taste of fish that hasn't been marinating in Pennzoil its whole life. I love the fishing here, but the water is nasty.

Haha. It’s a lot better than it used to be 

6 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

Haha. It’s a lot better than it used to be 

Oh, no question. The only way it could've been worse is if it had to be declared a superfund site.

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$456 for 114 LM bass of legal size, where can I buy them? 

 

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On 12/1/2019 at 5:12 AM, bazzelite19 said:

Insane. Who actually eats bass anyway? Just wow. 

I do

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1 hour ago, MAN said:

I do

Me to . They are delicious .

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What a d**n shame.  Equipment should be confiscated, hefty fines, license revoked.  Jail time for future lifetime ban of fishing violations.  These guys are scum. 

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