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Ever wonder if you are using too big of a lure?


RoeBaggin

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Think again. Predatory fish have huge appetites, like this walleye I brought back from a trip to Buckhorn. I estimate the fish at close to five pounds based on her girth. In all actuality the fish was a four pounder with a pound of meat in his belly. These pumpkin seeds probably didn't even see it coming.

RB

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That's awesome.

I always cut open the stomachs of the bigger fish I catch to see what's been on the menu lately.

I cleaned a 4 lb pike last winter while ice fishing.

It had an 8 inch burbot in its stomach! Weird! My first encounter with this fish and it was out of the stomach of a pike.

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Cool pic RB. Enjoy the meal.

I once pulled out a mouse out of a walleye/pickeral caught in the K-lakes.

Guess they will eat just about any thing that moves.

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Since ive started musky fishing on the niagara ive realized how big of baits bass will actually eat. ive got a good number of 2.5-4+lb largemouth in their on 8" bucktail spinners

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me and my dad found live crayfish in smallmouths mouth one when we were cleaning it the crayfish died while we tried to release it.

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I was two hours north of thunder bay on a fishing/resort type place and near the end of that trip I caught a small walleye (about a pound) then as I was bringing it up a pike took a chomp out of it and my mom netted them both.

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