doublejj's next big adventure....Lone Oak Farms 2016

2ANONYMOUS

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Yo JJ you growing cherry pie again this year ???? running about 16 cherry monster cropped girls this year clones are all rooted lol curious on how monster cropped green house will go as well ,,, some new TRainwreck and BB into the equation for this year here is Cherry pie in flower room 2 plant no till IMG3115.jpg IMG3128.jpg IMG3135.jpg
 

Larry {the} Gardener

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It's the right time for folks in my neck of the woods to be sucker fishing. But the creek is too high to put in a wire. You make a pen with 2X2 wire, leaving a gap on the downstream side. When the sun goes down, the {Redhorse} suckers start upstream to spawn. You will hear them slashing in the pen, then you ease in and close the gap. Late February and early March is the main sucker fishing season. It is also high water season, so it's been three years since I've had a wire in the creek. You can also snatch hook them, or catch them in a gill net.

Of course most visitors tend to want to do the charter boats out of Destin. I can't see why people don't like wading cod deep in a cold ass creek catching fish with their hands that are better plant food than people food.
 

Kasuti

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Catching them from the bank they fight way harder. They come out of the water more too. Not saying that they don't fight hard from a boat though.
The catfish in our rivers will turn their heads into the current and just swim in the opposite direction and not come up till you crank em to the surface. They can pull like a damn tractor
 

Larry {the} Gardener

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The catfish in our rivers will turn their heads into the current and just swim in the opposite direction and not come up till you crank em to the surface. They can pull like a damn tractor
Our Flathead cats get huge. A 44 pounder was caught in the Apalachicola River, and there have been some caught in Alabama and Georgia almost twice as big. Most of the small towns around here have a Flathead Tourney now.
 

Kasuti

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Our Flathead cats get huge. A 44 pounder was caught in the Apalachicola River, and there have been some caught in Alabama and Georgia almost twice as big. Most of the small towns around here have a Flathead Tourney now.
The biggest I know of caught around here in eastern n.c. was a 47 pounder caught several years ago below a lock and dam by a kid fishing with chicken livers. Catfish love rotten chicken livers just because they smell so bad
 

TWS

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How's the bluefin fishing on the west coast?
Our blue fin fishing is good but all so dependent on cooler water temps. We have big bluefin like you guys but we have Deepwater where as you guys hook them in a couple hundred feet of water and chase them down. The rods out here just get emptied.
I want to get a boat and commercial fish your tuna .
 

Kasuti

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Thats some bucket list shit right there!
That and actually landing a blue marlin. Fished for them a few times, but no luck:-(
At last years blue rock turny the biggest marlin was almost 900lbs and was disqualified because one of the mAates didn't have the proper liscence. A couple hundred thousand lost because of a liscence.
 

TWS

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The biggest I know of caught around here in eastern n.c. was a 47 pounder caught several years ago below a lock and dam by a kid fishing with chicken livers. Catfish love rotten chicken livers just because they smell so bad
Our El Nino of 93 when our lakes were over flowing they were kicking out 10 fish cat fish limits over 250 pounds . 70 - 80 pound blue catfish were the norm . Lakes Hodges kicked out a 110 pound Blue.
 

Kasuti

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Our El Nino of 93 when our lakes were over flowing they were kicking out 10 fish cat fish limits over 250 pounds . 70 - 80 pound blue catfish were the norm . Lakes Hodges kicked out a 110 pound Blue.
I wish the cats were that big around here
 
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