Kekedatackleco
5/22/2014 9:24:00 PMHey now! You failed to mention that you had a net man worth his weight in gold. In reality, I didn't have to do anything at all. That was such an exciting catch. Looking forward to more evenings like that this summer.
downriggeral
5/22/2014 10:40:00 PMHow cool is that Dave! We'll have to give some of those jigs a try - Alan
kbrowning
5/23/2014 6:58:00 AMA good net man is everything! Anxious to try it again and experiment with colors.
buc
5/23/2014 2:53:00 PMI thought fish from long where contaminated a couple of years ago there was a carp herpes outbreak?
bullpine
5/23/2014 5:45:00 PMCarp Herpes? I remember going to Long Lake then and there were died carp floating everywhere. Thousands of them and it smelled bad.
What is carp herpes?
What is carp herpes?
soberg
5/24/2014 8:35:00 PMCarp Herpes, lol... I know, everY so many yrs the Carp population gets out of hand and Mother Nature do what she does to balance it out. Long should be comercially fished for the Carp, as it once was.
I grew up on Long lake and the fish. My Great Grandmother that lived to be 96 lived on it since its conception. She ate the fish more then anyone I knew or know. Long Lake is so much cleaner then it was in the 80s and healthier then I ever seen it. The Perch and Crappie I have been catching are the biggest and prettiest I ever remember. I did see a 16" Perch caught off the dock at Willow Bay, No Bull. And the Crappie average is more then respectable with a few slabs.
I grew up on Long lake and the fish. My Great Grandmother that lived to be 96 lived on it since its conception. She ate the fish more then anyone I knew or know. Long Lake is so much cleaner then it was in the 80s and healthier then I ever seen it. The Perch and Crappie I have been catching are the biggest and prettiest I ever remember. I did see a 16" Perch caught off the dock at Willow Bay, No Bull. And the Crappie average is more then respectable with a few slabs.
