Pfffffft. I just carry around my guns around all the time

 

I was out on the boat last weekend across the river from you, didn't catch ****. but we managed to break one of the blades off the prop. tonight we are headed down towards Indian step for some big flat head action, you coming? haha

 

below york haven. last night!



I wasnt along, but they landed 5 over 30lb and 2 over 40lb. Bluegill I would presume. Sorry about your boat...I dont run a prop when I wanna scoot for a reason

 

nice! I bailed on the trip to Indian step. might still go down to and do some shore fishing, not sure yet.

 

Holy ****! We get excited if someone gets a channel over 5lbs up here (Sayers Lake).

 

i do most of my rod/reel fishing out of a kayak now and get pumped even on smaller fish!

 

holy tacos batman! jake we can take my kids barbie rod catch a ton of blue gill and go hunting lol can use old ladies dads boat

 

So far my catches of the year are a decent large mouth and what I consider to be a pretty huge crappie. I wish I had gotten a better shot of the large mouth.

 

You and your fancy big fish pictures....I do want to take my kayak out on Sayers soon, we can see big large mouths jumping out of casting range from the shore.

 

when u speak of big mouths, u were speaking of the fish, not gay men, such as Zack and Jake, right?

 

ftfy

 

lol u try too hard

 

Too bad the fish you catch in the Susquehanna you can not eat.

 

sure ya can. the government says so! haha..... war eagle, what's your professional opinion?

 

you wont get sick from anything out of the river...pcb's/mercury are really the only things you would worry about ingesting and there arent enough in the Susquehanna to bioaccumulate into larger predatory fish (the susquehanna suffers mostly from excessive nutrients, and most harmful chemical contamination has been taken care of...PA DEP and the EPA do a pretty bang up job of keeping up with pollutants entering the river...world class for sure!)

Granted, ive harvested many a fish with nasty open sores that look like herpes...but im not sure that it would bad to your health to eat those fish, just think of a cut that gets infected and doesnt heal right!

Also, if people are that worried about any contaminants/toxins in fish, just dont eat the fat! Most bad things just accumulate there...but not in noticeable amounts in the river...

Waterfowl are more likely to have harmful diseases/toxins when eaten, but you dont hear about it so people dont seem to care. Had a friend almost die from some kind of parasite that was in a duck and could survive the high temps of cooking, they get parasites because they often eat undigested grain in fertilizer and dabble in stagnant lake water...

Lakes are the real culprits considering toxic critters, but thats for another day