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Say, does this crappie smell funny to you?
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Last: 3 yr ago by Bexar Pitts
Aggys call that Texas Tea down in CS.
Wonder how many prefer it to water w/lemon or a soft drink?Bear8084 said:
Aggys call that Texas Tea down in CS.
the river flows real close to Aggie land
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Bexar Pitts said:If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Lol I'm definitely not! But my dad and I do enjoy doing a lot of fishing around lake waco and on the Brazos. We don't really eat what we catch, but we take it back and clean and give them to my parents neighbors(who doesn't like free fish?). And it seems for like the last year or so a lot of the fish we've caught(bass, cats, crappie) have had tons of intestinal parasites. Probably about every 7 or 8 out of 10 has either had them in the guts or skin.
Well, that pretty much settles it for me..I'm goin' straight gar from now on..Once you get past the "lips", they're darn tasty.Shippou said:Bexar Pitts said:If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Lol I'm definitely not! But my dad and I do enjoy doing a lot of fishing around lake waco and on the Brazos. We don't really eat what we catch, but we take it back and clean and give them to my parents neighbors(who doesn't like free fish?). And it seems for like the last year or so a lot of the fish we've caught(bass, cats, crappie) have had tons of intestinal parasites. Probably about every 7 or 8 out of 10 has either had them in the guts or skin.
Bexar Pitts said:Well, that pretty much settles it for me..I'm goin' straight gar from now on..Once you get past the "lips", they're darn tasty.Shippou said:Bexar Pitts said:If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Lol I'm definitely not! But my dad and I do enjoy doing a lot of fishing around lake waco and on the Brazos. We don't really eat what we catch, but we take it back and clean and give them to my parents neighbors(who doesn't like free fish?). And it seems for like the last year or so a lot of the fish we've caught(bass, cats, crappie) have had tons of intestinal parasites. Probably about every 7 or 8 out of 10 has either had them in the guts or skin.
That's what I've heard! Always wanted to try that.
What about gay gar, you damned homophobe?Bexar Pitts said:Well, that pretty much settles it for me..I'm goin' straight gar from now on..Once you get past the "lips", they're darn tasty.Shippou said:Bexar Pitts said:If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Lol I'm definitely not! But my dad and I do enjoy doing a lot of fishing around lake waco and on the Brazos. We don't really eat what we catch, but we take it back and clean and give them to my parents neighbors(who doesn't like free fish?). And it seems for like the last year or so a lot of the fish we've caught(bass, cats, crappie) have had tons of intestinal parasites. Probably about every 7 or 8 out of 10 has either had them in the guts or skin.
I'm not sure, but that may fall in the "Don't Ask Don't Tell" column of fine gar dining.BellCountyBear said:What about gay gar, you damned homophobe?Bexar Pitts said:Well, that pretty much settles it for me..I'm goin' straight gar from now on..Once you get past the "lips", they're darn tasty.Shippou said:Bexar Pitts said:If you're a regular Brazos River catfish eater, you might not want to know. :-)Shippou said:
Would definitely explain the intestinal parasites found in all the catfish recently. I wonder if this has happened more times than just what they've reported.
Lol I'm definitely not! But my dad and I do enjoy doing a lot of fishing around lake waco and on the Brazos. We don't really eat what we catch, but we take it back and clean and give them to my parents neighbors(who doesn't like free fish?). And it seems for like the last year or so a lot of the fish we've caught(bass, cats, crappie) have had tons of intestinal parasites. Probably about every 7 or 8 out of 10 has either had them in the guts or skin.