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![]() I gave the nighttime eyes another shot up in sussex. finally got some
![]() 19"& 25" both released to catch again. Also- was out out PL and saw what lo0ked to be a bag floating.....closer look. it was a big dead hybrid. Its eyes were bigger than its mouth apparently. fish had a sunny lodged in his throat. a BIG sunny. crazy. with i could catch it not see it dead! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by The Birdman; 08-06-2014 at 09:09 AM.. |
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![]() Talk about not going down without a fight
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![]() Nice ugly eyes dude! Sux bout the bass.
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Damn...it happens. Sunfish have evolved into a shape that makes swallowing them difficult. They have a high, laterally-compressed shape and painfully sharp fin rays. A sunny has to be really small to get swallowed. That's one of the reasons soft-rayed fishes like shiners and chub make better forage fish than sunfish or perch. .
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![]() good job, glad to see u finally got sum solid eyes up there! the bigger one is a rly quality fish, looks great!
Sunfish are the death of many gamefish, Ive seen a few dead floaters with sunnys lodged in the gullet, those damn spikes are like barbs. The worst one is a 9-10lb walleye on LH, was a monster, he too choked on a 10" sunny lodged in his mouth. I know alot of bodies of water have a huge population of herring/baitfish, but when u get big u gotta eat big, it would take a dozen herring to equal the meal of a big sunny, they dont wanna bother with the chase of small stuff over and over when they can inhale a single meal. |
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![]() Nice 'Eyes man! Nuts about the Hybrid, but nice to see there are still some in Pines. How long would you say it was?
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![]() thanks guys, yea that hybrid had some bad luck.
i can only imagine the commotion it made trying to dislodge it. skunk, i would say 6#, for length im not too sure, it was riggered up maybe 25"ish? |
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![]() I thought pines had tons of herring in it? usually u see the wipers roaming open water chasing schools, rare to see them shallow this time of year, the spring is when they will chomp anything on the small side, altho they do love sunnys especially in waters where there arent much baitfish. The wiper was actually developed to help grow larger fish by eating smaller sunnys and gamefish.
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when we fish herring there we actually dont do too well. do better on Livetarget brand sunny crankbaits mid diver. |
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