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 Posted: Wed Jan 16th, 2008 02:52 am

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Wife and I also done some yellow perch fishing this past summer.




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    Those little fellows eat good too. We use to go to Havelock, Ontario, when I was a kid, and we caught a bunch of those. They are not around, here in Texas.

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Why is there a can of bug repellent in the bottom of the boat?



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wyohunter wrote: Why is there a can of bug repellent in the bottom of the boat?GEE.........I don't know:D



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Chick wrote:     Those little fellows eat good too. We use to go to Havelock, Ontario, when I was a kid, and we caught a bunch of those. They are not around, here in Texas.
They are good eating.We deep fry them after filleting them.



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    Heck, you didn't buy that deal about them not having mosquitoes, did you? Plus they have black knats andflies that bite like the devil!

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Chick wrote:     Heck, you didn't buy that deal about them not having mosquitoes, did you? Plus they have black knats andflies that bite like the devil!

Yep, we do:D



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That's one thing nice about out here there's hardly any bugs.



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wyohunter wrote: That's one thing nice about out here there's hardly any bugs.They can get really bad up here in Maine.Out on the lakes it is alot better untill you get on shore again.Stream fishing, the bugs are alot worse.:D



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If ya get up around the beaver ponds in the mountains you'll get some skeeters.



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wyohunter wrote: If ya get up around the beaver ponds in the mountains you'll get some skeeters.
Around swamps,streams and low laying water all the biting bugs are worse.



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We don't have any deer flies in the mountains sometimes you see a few around creeks or ponds on the prairie.



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wyohunter wrote: We don't have any deer flies in the mountains sometimes you see a few around creeks or ponds on the prairie.
We have them also.Got to wear a hat in the summer time when your in the woods.They will get all through your hair if you don't.Also got a even bigger biting fly called a horse fly.Some people also call them moose flies.They hurt when they bite.They sure get your attention quickly:shock:



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How about yellow jackets, hornets, wasps?



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wyohunter wrote: How about yellow jackets, hornets, wasps?
Yep got all those.



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