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Looky what I caught:

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I had no idea Smallies would take trout egg sacks.

I was actually fishing for steelhead :-[

But the creek I was at has a ton of little smallmouth bass (but nothing really over 6").

Anyone else ever caught smallie on an egg sack?

Thanks,

Claude

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I'm almost positive that isn't a smallie, it looks like a rock bass.

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I'm almost positive that isn't a smallie, it looks like a rock bass.

It might be, that is the other thing in there, besides the steelhead.

That, my friend, is a rock bass.

Definately, definately a Rock Bass...definately. :D

I am not horribly surprised you caught it. Most bass species will eat almost anything they can fit in their mouth...and sometimes some things they can't.

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The very best way to identify a rock bass is to be alert as to what happens after the hookset.......the fish will fight for exactly TWO seconds,then float to the top to be reeled in like a body surfer,skimming across the water like a champ.

If that happens,its a rock bass for sure!

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The very best way to identify a rock bass is to be alert as to what happens after the hookset.......the fish will fight for exactly TWO seconds,then float to the top to be reeled in like a body surfer,skimming across the water like a champ.

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They also smack bluegill poppers with a vengeance, then you reel'em in across the surface like little freebies ;D

Roger

I caught a 14" smallie on egg sacks fishing for steelhead a few weeks back here in ohio!  ;D

Sad thing is a guy next me caught about an 18" smallmouth using skien!  :o

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