The Lake Erie Monster.

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SuperJETT

SuperJETT

So long and thanks for all the fish
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I saw one of these on our trip to the R-n-R.
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Ok, so the kids watched Finding Nemo in the van.
 
Frosty

Frosty

New York Crew
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Western New York
we've been getting a lot of nibbles up this way too. not sure what fish they are but they seem to like nibbling on the hair on my legs. kinda freaky
 
Idok

Idok

F1pro
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Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
you wil find musky in ALL large bodied norther waters...they are very similar to Northern Pike but even more elusive



12 hours musky fishing if you see one or get a strike its a good day.......I have musky lures in Mich that are over 12" long..

they are hella heavy and have monstrous hooks
 
Idok

Idok

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Frosty said:
we've been getting a lot of nibbles up this way too. not sure what fish they are but they seem to like nibbling on the hair on my legs. kinda freaky
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firemedicmonkey said:
x3 I was getting nibbled on last time out with the Cleveland Crew at Edgewater... Not sure what it was about but it was freaking me out...
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musky wont nibble, if it wanted it'd just take a bite out of you......most likely those are panfish
 
Motorheads5

Motorheads5

Livin the generation gap
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ketchikan alaska
We will get a 300/350 pound halibut caught around here every year and the local's know that they don't want it because the meat is grainy, it tastes like crap. however if you leave those monster's alone they are big time reproducer's and we need to do that because our halibut fishing is getting out of hand from all of the fuggin tourist charter's.
it's kind of a controversial subject but I love catching a fish and I live in the salmon capitol of the world, however you only need to take what you need for the winter then go earn it again next yera what I am trying to say is that they did not eat that stinking reproducing sturgon I gaurantee it. lol
 
ADDict

ADDict

We get nibbled all the time here in KY Lake. Just panfish, as said above. Panfish, bluegill, sunfish, perch, brim, whatever you want to call them. They are all close to the same if I'm not mistaken.
I took my first 2 dives of my open water certification yesterday, and we were all getting bit by the little bluegill/brim. The seem to like ears. The quarry we went to was no fishing allowed, so the fish were very friendly. Even drew blood on a couple people with their nibbles. Little creepy at first. I watched one swim up slowly and bite a thread hanging off of my wetsuit, haha. They were very small though, few inches long at the most.
 
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