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I had good quantity (34 fish: 29 LMB, 4 SMB, and one pickerel) and good quality (some 17, 18, and 19-inchers). It was calm, overcast, and foggy early. I set the hook faster on my soft plastics and that worked well. I saw a bald eagle trying to kill an osprey (again). The osprey escaped again. Hooray! It was a good morning. When I was a kid, I wanted to catch ONE 17-inch bass. My brothers had all caught one and I wanted to catch ONE too to say I could keep up with them. Now I catch so many 17-inchers.

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10 minutes ago, ol'crickety said:

I had good quantity (34 fish: 29 LMB, 4 SMB, and one pickerel) and good quality (some 17, 18, and 19-inchers). It was calm, overcast, and foggy early. I set the hook faster on my soft plastics and that worked well. I saw a bald eagle trying to kill and osprey (again). The osprey escaped again. Hooray! It was a good morning. When I was a kid, I wanted to catch ONE 17-inch bass. My brothers had all caught one and I wanted to catch ONE too to say I could keep up with them. Now I catch so many 17-inchers.

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Awesome trip, glad the Osprey got away.....must be a competitive reaction, as I'd imagine there is lots of food for them to eat otherwise.  

 

I'd venture a guess that you're the best angler in your family....now your brothers just want one day of catching fifty 17"+ Bass 

 

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4 minutes ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

I'd venture a guess that you're the best angler in your family....now your brothers just want one day of catching fifty 17"+ Bass 

 

Yeah, I am, but I work at it way harder than they do. 

 

The eagles try to kill ospreys because they're competing for the same fish. Imagine the competitors in a bass tourney trying to do the same, using their bass boats like fighter jets in a dogfight. 

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1 minute ago, TnRiver46 said:

Great morning

 

how do you think the eagle feels??? ? 

Majestic and regal......do I really need to explain this to you ?

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The title of this report is "A Good Morning," but if it were a YouTube video, the title would be "MILLIONS of MONSTER BASS!!!!"

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1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

ATTEMPTED MURDER by EAGLE!!!!

 

I like yours better than MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

3 minutes ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

What is this, a Ben Milliken video naming contest? ?  @PhishLI

 

He's not the only one, but he is one of the worst!

3 hours ago, ol'crickety said:

I had good quantity (34 fish: 29 LMB, 4 SMB, and one pickerel) and good quality (some 17, 18, and 19-inchers). It was calm, overcast, and foggy early. I set the hook faster on my soft plastics and that worked well. I saw a bald eagle trying to kill and osprey (again). The osprey escaped again. Hooray! It was a good morning. When I was a kid, I wanted to catch ONE 17-inch bass. My brothers had all caught one and I wanted to catch ONE too to say I could keep up with them. Now I catch so many 17-inchers.

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That sounds like a great morning to me, congratulations. It must be fun out there almost alone in nature. I long for that kind of solitude, especially being in the city myself. I always liked it when I lived up north less people more trees and wildlife were a welcome companion.

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1 minute ago, Jmurphy87 said:

That sounds like a great morning to me, congratulations. It must be fun out there almost alone in nature. I long for that kind of solitude, especially being in the city myself. I always liked it when I lived up north less people more trees and wildlife were a welcome companion.

 

Murph, it's rare when I share a lake or bog. And I have more than 30 area lakes and bogs that I have yet to fish. Heck, there's one that's four minutes away and is good for thirty-some bass per morning that I haven't fished yet this year. 

 

Maine is rich in water, but scant with people. Perhaps when you retire, you can move here. You can still buy a house up north for $50,000 and the north has ten times the water that mid-coast Maine has. 

29 minutes ago, ol'crickety said:

 

Murph, it's rare when I share a lake or bog. And I have more than 30 area lakes and bogs that I have yet to fish. Heck, there's one that's four minutes away and is good for thirty-some bass per morning that I haven't fished yet this year. 

 

Maine is rich in water, but scant with people. Perhaps when you retire, you can move here. You can still buy a house up north for $50,000 and the north has ten times the water that mid-coast Maine has. 

I really like the way that sounds, thank you for the insight. I can’t find a house around me now for less than $30,000 over that. 

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Excellent! 

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6 hours ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

Majestic and regal......do I really need to explain this to you ?

The most majestic dumpster divers out there. ?

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6 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

ATTEMPTED MURDER by EAGLE!!!!

Sick burn...better be careful tho or THE POND MONSTER YOU DIDNT WANT TO CATCH WILL ALMOST CAPSIZE YOUR BOAT.

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1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

My buddy calls them buzzards in a tuxedo 

People think they are some kind of majestic bird of prey. They really aren’t, other than being a national symbol. They scavenge stinky dead fish and pick away at rotting roadkill deer carcasses a heck of a lot more than they hunt.

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5 minutes ago, gimruis said:

People think they are some kind of majestic bird of prey. They really aren’t, other than being a national symbol. They scavenge stinky dead fish and pick away at rotting roadkill deer carcasses a heck of a lot more than they hunt.

It’s a bird eat bird world out there 

 

the studies I’ve seen of their gut contents is over 60% waterfowl. Sitting ducks, you might say. I’ve seen them terrorizing coots often 

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9 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

I’ve seen them terrorizing coots often 

Coots are probably a very easy target. They’re “sitting ducks”, as an analogy.

HUGE BASS caught on SECRET lure while witnessing ATTEMPTED MURDER (I can't believe I'm telling you guys this...)

 

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It only takes two crows to attempt a murder. 

47 minutes ago, J Francho said:

It only takes two crows to attempt a murder. 

But it takes a large number of Baboons to make a congress. Which explains a lot.....<G>

 

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10 hours ago, ironbjorn said:

HUGE BASS caught on SECRET lure while witnessing ATTEMPTED MURDER (I can't believe I'm telling you guys this...)

 

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You win Bass Resource for a day, good sir!*

 

 

 

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9 hours ago, J Francho said:

It only takes two crows to attempt a murder. 

 

Clever lad!

On 6/14/2023 at 5:38 PM, TnRiver46 said:

I’ve seen them terrorizing coots often 

 

Terrorizing indeed. That's putting it nicely. Poor coots don't stand a chance.

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