Hungry Laker

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Hungry Laker

[Great Lakes Lure Maker]

Looks like gobies...

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[Skidplate]

The one was almost 7"

 

[reeldilemma33]

My thoughts exactly Jason! I need 50 spoons that look just like that! Lol

 

 

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[reeldilemma33]

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[Sk8man]

I think they may be Sculpins (Stonecats) rather than gobies

[Skidplate]

Definitely gobies I wish we still had cats like that but I think we r going to have some big lakers and browns in a few yes if they keep eating like that

[Great Lakes Lure Maker]

  On 3/25/2017 at 5:51 PM, reeldilemma33 said:

My thoughts exactly Jason! I need 50 spoons that look just like that! Lol
 
 
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I was thinking the same thing...

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[Sk8man]

The reason I said sculpins is that I don't see the big wide fin down the middle of their stomach...although it is hard to tell from the pic.http://www.feenstraguideservice.com/sculpinvgoby.html

 

Edited March 25, 2017 by Sk8man

[Great Lakes Lure Maker]

In the third pic you can zoom in and see the shell shaped belly fin on the larger one at top. The long fin is there also, but almost digested.

 

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[Skidplate]

Idk if they eat gobies that big good news if there's stonecats coming back in numbers even better news. 

 

 

[Sk8man]

THe problem with gobies (one of them anyway) is that they are thought to concentrate toxins and also may be a source of botulism. So if fish are consuming large amounts of them over timeyou have to wonder what that means about eating the fish.

Edited March 25, 2017 by Sk8man

[Skidplate]

Good point.

[battlehammer]

  On 3/25/2017 at 8:26 PM, Sk8man said:

THe problem with gobies (one of them anyway) is that they are thought to concentrate toxins and also may be a source of botulism. So if fish are consuming large amounts of them over timeyou have to wonder what that means about eating the fish.

I would eat the goby before that o so beautiful neon yellow fillet- YUK, sorry couldn't help myself


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[Xxx]

  On 3/25/2017 at 6:12 PM, darkwater1 said:

Definitely gobies I wish we still had cats like that but I think we r going to have some big lakers and browns in a few yes if they keep eating like that

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The walleyes are sucking them up also, could this be the beginning of maybe a record eye out of LakeO???

[ontherise]

  On 3/25/2017 at 10:05 PM, battlehammer said:

I would eat the goby before that o so beautiful neon yellow fillet- YUK, sorry couldn't help myself


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[Nautitroller]

Nice fish, Cayuga? I give you credit for getting out there today!

 

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  On 3/26/2017 at 2:02 AM, Nautitroller said:

Nice fish, Cayuga? I give you credit for getting out there today!

 

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Yes Cayuga I wanted to run down to t falls but the weather wasn't great but the lake was full of trash so I couldn't really pull boards in close but did manage one 19'ish bow

[Girocks]

Were you at the south end ? Were sooo itching to go soon


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[Sk8man]

Nice going Billy

[Skidplate]

  On 3/26/2017 at 7:07 PM, Girocks said:

Were you at the south end ? Were sooo itching to go soon


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That was the plan but to far of a run with the weather

 

 

Thanks Les.

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