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#21013 - 10/08/11 05:06 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Kepler]
Troutman3000 "Line Breaker" Registered: 07/15/10 Posts: 537	1.50 per small? I thought 1.50 got u mediums?
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#21017 - 10/08/11 06:21 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Troutman3000]
Dan D "Line Breaker" Registered: 02/12/09 Posts: 1126 Loc: Lilburn, GA	1.50 for medium is correct. _________________________ Eat, Sleep, Hunt and Fish (The Devil is in the details) Dan Duncan
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#21018 - 10/08/11 07:59 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Dan D]
Troutman3000 "Line Breaker" Registered: 07/15/10 Posts: 537	I was gonna say, ouch! The prices are still the same as they always have been for me then.
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#21019 - 10/08/11 08:26 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Troutman3000]
Kepler "Wall Hanger" Registered: 06/04/09 Posts: 260 Loc: Suwanee	I paid $16 and something for 7 trout and a pack of cigarettes. One of the trout could have been called close to medium, but the others were smalls. Maybe the medium trout are smaller this year? _________________________ Fishing kills me exactly as it keeps me alive.
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#21021 - 10/08/11 10:01 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Kepler]
CoreyP "Line Breaker" Registered: 03/12/08 Posts: 1139 Loc: Looler, GA	You could have saved a lot of money if you wouldn't have bought them cigarettes. _________________________ www.steeltechindustries.com
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#21022 - 10/09/11 01:57 AM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: CoreyP]
Kepler "Wall Hanger" Registered: 06/04/09 Posts: 260 Loc: Suwanee	You sound like my wife. Given that skunk bite I got, I could have saved a bunch of money staying home. Still it was nice out and I did get find 8 trout in my bucket. My bet is on Sunday and Monday being the days to get out there, but I've been working so much, I had to go. Stayed on the lake until around 10:30. It was a little windy, but the moon sure was pretty shining across the water. _________________________ Fishing kills me exactly as it keeps me alive.
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#21024 - 10/09/11 05:09 AM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Kepler]
StriperRookie "Wall Hanger" Registered: 09/17/11 Posts: 222 Loc: Lawrenceville Ga	are trout like blue backs or can you keep them a couple days if you take care of them? _________________________ Oakwood Striper Club
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#21025 - 10/09/11 05:56 AM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: Sully]
CoreyP "Line Breaker" Registered: 03/12/08 Posts: 1139 Loc: Looler, GA	Originally Posted By: Sully Trout are easy to keep alive on your back deck, your garage or whatever. A simple $20 garbage can, bubbler and DIY filter. Buy them from your local bait store support the local economy and they'll last until their caught. If you do it this way by spring you'll find you spent a whole lot less on trout than you have during spring/summer/fall blueback days. You can then use the saved money on BIG Gizzards. _________________________ www.steeltechindustries.com
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#21030 - 10/09/11 04:17 PM Re: Catching trout for bait. [Re: CoreyP]
reddog "Toad" Registered: 09/28/10 Posts: 41 Loc: Lawrenceville GA	I cant see using the wild brown trout from the tailwater for bait. They need to stay in the river. Some of them get huge and are quite a thrill to catch.If the small ones are removed for bait Big fish will not be around. The hatchery stocked rainbows are a different matter, but In the end,buying them is the way to go
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