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Got a new little underwater video camera Water Wolf...here's a few stills from some of the video footage we got...
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Oh and did manage this one...too bad no camera on line to video the slam dunk...
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Way to go Kim ;0) Thanks for sharing the pic too! Fred K.
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Great footage! Very cool.
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Where is the footage? All I see are pictures..
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Super cool post!!!
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Neat pictures. Thanks for sharing. What kind of fish are those in the first photo?
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The first picture looks like yellow mud cats.
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I believe that's what a still is unless you are referring to moonshine.[:p]
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[quote jeremypeace]Where is the footage? All I see are pictures..[/quote]
Didn't provide access to the video that I made. Just screen captures of some of the video...
[quote wiperhunter2] k2muskie- nice stills, are all those mudcats pics from the View?[/quote]
Hmmmm did I mention where I was no...I thought there were rules about calling out a possible body of water if the OP doesn't mention it in the post. Maybe I'm mistaken...
[quote cje04] What kind of fish are those in the first photo?[/quote]
School of Bullheads
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Well I think that first clip is pretty neat.
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Cool pics., Kim and the one your holding is a way pretty fish. way to go and thanks for sharing. Is Echo getting full?
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Since there are so few waters in the state that have Tiger Muskie, the fact that you were able to photograph such a large school of mudders is very disconcerting, as I know of no water in the state where they have been stocked along with muskie. Another wonderful bucket bio addition !!!
By the way, two good looking muskie there !!
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[#0000FF]Mudders have been in Pineview at least going back to the 70s. Used to catch lots of them on tube jigs being fished for crappies...and on larger plastics and cranks fished for largies. Didn't used to be no smallies neither.
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[quote TubeDude][#0000ff]Mudders have been in Pineview at least going back to the 70s. Used to catch lots of them on tube jigs being fished for crappies...and on larger plastics and cranks fished for largies. Didn't used to be no smallies neither.
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And believe it or not, those mudcats are very mild tasting in the spring until the water gets warmed up. I have eaten hundreds of them over the years during the months of April through about mid-June and they are really tasty.
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[#0000FF]No argument from me...on bullheads being tasty fare. I keep 'em whenever there is a likelihood of getting enough for a meal. Though smaller than channels, the larger mudders are big enough to produce small but worthy fillets.
They are good fried and munched. But I also like to use them in my version of a "BLT"...bullhead, lettuce and tomato "po-boy" sammich.
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