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14 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

There were 50-70 laying dead on the bottom of the Niangua river a few weeks ago with holes in them.   Sure wish the ones that did that could have gotten busted.  

At least those boys had packaged them, kept them iced and prepared for eating.

3 holes gigs or hawaiian slings, 2 holes herons (but they eat them) one hole..Bfers

3 hours ago, Mitch f said:

Blue herons

they usually eat them can't say I ever saw one go on a killing spree like a fox weasel or bobcat

34 minutes ago, Greasy B said:

It’s tradition. 

nah it would be smallmouths then

MONKEYS? what monkeys?

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There was 1 Smallie and 2 LM (that we saw), but mostly 12" rainbows.  They had just stocked the week prior.

My guess is that they stuck everything that came into the light.  If it was a sucker it went in the boat, and anything else got shook off.  That was pretty obvious.   I reported it but I have my doubts that anyone even bothered to go confirm and investigate it.

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Slightly OT but caught a 3# LM this Spring that was stuck pretty good but what I can only assume was a very over confident Blue Heron:

No idea how he thought he was getting that choked down!

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, fishinwrench said:

There was 1 Smallie and 2 LM (that we saw), but mostly 12" rainbows.  They had just stocked the week prior.

My guess is that they stuck everything that came into the light.  If it was a sucker it went in the boat, and anything else got shook off.  That was pretty obvious.   I reported it but I have my doubts that anyone even bothered to go confirm and investigate it.

sad....:angry: what a waste 

45 minutes ago, dnj21 said:

Slightly OT but caught a 3# LM this Spring that was stuck pretty good but what I can only assume was a very over confident Blue Heron:

No idea how he thought he was getting that choked down!

 

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Yup thats a heron... prob shook off..I have footage of a heron eating at least a 7 to 8# carp..I don't see how it could fly after they eat stuff that big

MONKEYS? what monkeys?

Posted
19 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

I would have answered 5 if someone had asked before I read the article, even got it wrong then. But I haven't trout fished in close to 30 years.

I think I might keep 5 a year 

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Posted
5 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

You can't rule out a gig just because there's only one wound.  Might have been a near miss.  

good point

MONKEYS? what monkeys?

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Man fined for illegal trout stash

WES JOHNSON

WJOHNSON@NEWS-LEADER.COM

A Texas man was fined $116 for taking too many rainbow trout from Lake Taneycomo, court records show.

According to the Missouri Department of Conservation, Frank Barnes of Timpson, Texas, was found to have 42 trout in plastic bags and in his boat’s live well during a recent fishing trip to Lake Taneycomo. Barnes could legally possess four rainbow trout, according to MDC.

Conservation agent Christopher Boyd noted in his report that Barnes said he knew he could only keep four trout and asked the agent to “go

easy on him.” Along with fish that were found in Barnes’ live well, Boyd also found plastic bags of frozen trout in the hotel lodge room where Barnes was staying. Barnes’ stepdaughter also was found to have more fish in her possession, but she was issued a warning from Boyd.

Barnes was fined $74.50 for failing to keep the fish separate or identifiable and $41.50 for possessing too many trout. He also was ordered to pay $183 in court costs.

MDC encourages people to report illegal fishing or hunting activity by contacting a local conservation agent or calling Operation Game Thief at 1-800-392-1111.

“If a cluttered desk is a sign, of a cluttered mind, of what then, is an empty desk a sign?”- Albert Einstein

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