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I had the best day of fishing I have had since last year.

 

Went out for around 2 hours, caught around 40-ish bluegills, 10 pumpkin seed, 13 black crappies, an 24" pickerel, and two bass, one 8" the other at least a pound. (catch & release)

Not a good day of fishing for most people, but a great day for me since the fishing here has been really tough. Caught all the sunfish with a 1/32oz trout magnet. The pumpkin seed were all at least 10", caught the pickerel on a small 1/8oz jig head with a 2" BPS speed shad. I caught them all at a new pond which is now my favorite, Mill Pond in Nashua, NH.

 

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Thanks scaleface

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9 minutes ago, MartinTheFisherman said:

I had the best day of fishing I have had since last year.

 

Went out for around 2 hours, caught around 40-ish bluegills, 10 pumpkin seed, 13 black crappies, an 24' pickerel, and two bass, one 8' the other at least a pound. (catch & release)

Not a good day of fishing for most people, but a great day for me since the fishing here has been really tough. Caught all the sunfish with a 1/32oz trout magnet. The pumpkin seed were all at least 10', caught the pickerel on a small 1/8oz jig head with a 2' BPS speed shad. I caught them all at a new pond which is now my favorite, Mill Pond in Nashua, NH.

 

Excellent.  Those are giant fish on a giant bait.?

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35 minutes ago, Mike L said:

What's a "pumpkin seed"??

Never heard that before 

 

 

 

 

Mike

Sunfish species - found north of the Mason-Dixon mainly...rarely south of it

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1 hour ago, MN Fisher said:

Sunfish species - found north of the Mason-Dixon mainly...rarely south of it

 

Not to rare around here.

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14 minutes ago, clh121787 said:

Not to rare around here.

Descendants of transplants. Their original native range was southern Canada to North Carolina, west to Iowa. They've been introduced as far west as Washington and Oregon and some southern states as well as Europe

 

In Europe, they're considered an 'invasive species'...much like Asian Carp here.

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1 hour ago, scaleface said:

Uh,  Martin    ' signifies feet   " signifies inches .

I caught a 24-foot pickerel, 8-foot bass, some 10-foot pumpkin seed, while I was using a 2-foot BPS Speedshad. ?

 

 

 

 

 

(Thanks, I'm just dumb)

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3 hours ago, MartinTheFisherman said:

I caught a 24-foot pickerel, 8-foot bass, some 10-foot pumpkin seed, while I was using a 2-foot BPS Speedshad. ?

 

 

 

 

 

(Thanks, I'm just dumb)

Just messing with you. Glad you had a great fishing trip.

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Way to go!  You can have a blast when the panfish are tearing things up.

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