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  1. MSA

    site suggestions

    I agree, need something different with the pics. Front and center the photos would bring more clicks and interest.
  2. MSA

    Is the .243 to small for deer?

    Thats all ive used for 20 years, havnt lost a deer yet.
  3. MSA

    Wow, has it been a year already???

    or the site is glitched, but I just read "MSA 1 year registered" achievement. - - - Updated - - - yeah, sorry guys, I've been a lazy ass fishing forum participant lately. I hate to say it, but I miss the old FBO, and definitely not a fan of the new TIRESPLUS.COM fishing forum.
  4. MSA

    Wow, has it been a year already???

    I notice today that I have achieved an achievement, the "1 year registered" achievement. wow I can't believe it's been that long already....anyway, keep up the good work Volmer.
  5. MSA

    Pike tip up baits

    Smelt from the tailrace that has been prepared and frozen fresh in a vacuum bag works 5 times better than any store bought smelt. They smell fresh and clean like candy watermelon after you thaw them out and they don't fall apart or get mushy. also produce waaaay more fish.
  6. MSA

    Favorite fish to eat

    Oh and blue cat
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    Favorite fish to eat

    Pike, drum, bluegill, ling. And fresh caught seared/raw tuna steak, fresh caught dorado in saltwater.
  8. MSA

    Florida

    2 days ago, in florida, on the beach fishing, I played this exact clip for my brother with our feet in the sand while drinking beer and waiting for a bite. - - - Updated - - - Guides are expensive, pack your own stuff and go cast. there aint much down there that wont hit a shiny lure.
  9. MSA

    List of things NOT to Google:

    Silver chub.....i image searched that once for a fish specie identification and got more than i barganed for
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    Snake gaiters

    I can't wait till someone gets a trailcam pic of some bearded outdoorsman in pink sweat pants....
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    • Post #56
    • Forum: Deer
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    Snake gaiters

    Oh yes, the pink tights works very well, or pink yoga pants. I forgot the exact science behind it, but it has worked very well for me in the past.....
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    • Post #50
    • Forum: Deer
  12. MSA

    Salamanders for Catfish

    Larval salamanders might work ok, but the adults secrete a toxin that makes them taste/smell bad. Best catfish bait is a half frozen smelt on a circle hook, or gizzard shad guts.
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    • Post #11
    • Forum: Deer
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    Snake gaiters

    Just about any boot is snake proof, snake teeth are sharp, but don't have much pressure to drive them through much more than skin. I just wear my sneakers when out collecting snakes, havn't had a rattler puncture them yet.
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    • Post #27
    • Forum: Deer
  14. MSA

    Sakakawea salmon??

    Ive done it, it works. Line counter and a jigging spoon. Also used bobbers above spoons on windy days from shore, the waves jig the spoon up and down.
  15. MSA

    Don't hit your friend with a catfish.

    Dam! that looks like a hardhead cat. Its a saltwater specie that's really venomous, I guarantee she ended up in the hospital a few hours later, and I bet that wound took months to heal.
  16. MSA

    Salmon caught by new town

    They return to where they were released
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    Strangest thing you've ever caught...

    Caught a hardhat in the gulf covered in oil sludge during that BP Deepwater Horizon disaster that had an angler fish in it. I didnt think about it till later, the chance that hard hat may have belonged to one of the rig wokers in the explosion.
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    Strangest things you've ever eaten?

    Lots of misc sea creatures, ray, shark, raw tuna, raw oyster, urchin, squid etc... Rattle snake, iguana, bullfrog legs, gator. Bullfrog legs are surprisingly good.
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    Eating Drum from the Red

    The only ones I have ever eaten were from the tailrace out of clear 40 to 55 degree water, and I prefer the drum to walleye or perch.
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    Best tasting fish?

    Pike, drum, ling, bluegill Lots of other various saltwater fish.
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