This is the result of some Yo-Yo and tree branch line fishing on the St. Francis river here in AR. This young fellow works for us and is a truly nice guy. He had a good and fruitful time this past weekend. The big fish he’s close to is 62 lbs. They will be eating good for a long time. Fish-fry’s are a traditional southern gathering opportunity. I think in lieu of a funeral, I’ll sponsor a fish fry in my honor. If the Lord tarries in his return. Lol Good friends, food, maybe some music, always a memorable good time.
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The Turtles, (they snagged 3) are an occupational hazard, and are protected. You must haul them in and un-hook them carefully. An understatement. This little fellow should be about 50-75 yrs. old based upon his size. Give or take a decade.
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No matter the dire times we live in, these boys will not go hungry.
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Not animal hunting but so related around here...
- WB, 2024-10-17, 08:21
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- Another little snapper...over 100 years old - Gary Reeder, 2024-10-21, 12:13
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Unhook the snapper?!? Yeah after a round thru the noggin (nm)
- Howard, 2024-10-17, 15:48
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It's a dicey endevor for sure. But most guys do
- WB, 2024-10-18, 07:02
- Years ago when I caught a snapper or two a year - Gary Reeder, 2024-10-18, 10:50
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It's a dicey endevor for sure. But most guys do
- WB, 2024-10-18, 07:02
- YUM hush puppy's hot sauce cold beer and a slab - jthomson, 2024-10-17, 13:40
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In the first
- TM, 2024-10-17, 13:05
- LOL, Jacob is a full sized man. Has a BIG heart too. - WB, 2024-10-17, 14:00