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Snake River/Centennial Park
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Been catching a lot of Large Mouth in the Snake near Centennial Park. I always liked the small mouth fishing there, and it's only 15 min from my house, but seems like the large mouth population is growing. Every time I have been there this year I have caught a few large mouth. I caught a 18", two 15" and a 14" there last weekend. I turned them all back, want them to grow and reproduce. Just wondering if I am getting lucky this year, of if anyone else has noticed more large mouth in the Snake near Twin Falls
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#2
sounds like fun, and applaud your c&r....continued fun for you and others.

presume you're bank fishing....what are you catching them on?
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#3
I have been putting in at the boat ramp with my float tube and paddling upstream and fishing the rocks to the Perrine bridge, the paddle across and fish the rocks on my way back. Have only caught the large mouth on Senko's rigged texas style and weightless, letting them sink slowly. I have caught a ton of smallies on the senko's and texas rigged curly tail grubs.
I will alway catch and release bass, unless I get a 11lb one. [Wink] Only fish I eat is walleye, love to eat bass, but love to catch them even more
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#4
I can relate to your feelings about C&R of the bass - I shared that when my local honey hole Indian Creek Reservoir was easily kicking out 60-100 bass within an hour or two. Even when the place was drying up and the state allowed salvage fishing I just couldn't do it....fortunately there were plenty of other folks that were willing to harvest the fish. Sure do miss that place.
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#5
bassman, I thought about using my FC4 below the bridge. I was worried about current. I have had some good luck down there over the years but never tried it in a float tube. I might have to take my toon down there. Ron
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#6
I also miss Indian Crk Dean. The bass fishing was awesome. Crappie and Cats and those 2-3 lb Blue Gills. All 15-20 minutes from my place. Them where the days!
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#7
Went to Centennial Park again today, floated upstream on the south side. Small mouth were slow, but it was pretty hot out. I was throwing pumpkin curly tailed grubs when something hit and damn near ripped the pole out of my hands. Missed him so I swithced poles to the one with a Senko rigged texas and weightless. Second cast to the same spot and felt a light pressure on the line. Set the hook and hold on, man I had a good fight on. He finally came up where I could see him, big ole large mouth. Got him on my stripping net and he measured just over 20 inches and fat as a hog. Got to get a cam mounted up, and a scale. I would like to know what he weighed, he was heavy. That one fish made up for a slow day.
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