Day At Spruce Run w/ Nughuffer 420... What species of fish???? 2025
Sharkbite reply :
Hey guys today me and Nughuffer went to meet for the first time and fish. It was a blast! Since I've been getting skunked every time I been on that lake I was so happy not to have been skunked today. Today I cought a 2lb 8oz Hybrid. It was hooked use a LC Sp 100. We tried to get a pic but the camera didn't work. Then we took one on my phone but accidently got deleted.
Then later in the day in between 2:30pm and 4pm The Nug hooked up with 2 fish. We were working the 2 points that Zel pointed us too. I say they are smallies but we both aren't to sure. The reason being is that there heads and mouths look deformed. So we ask for your identifing skills. Thanx
Sharkbite reply :
Sorry about the gore and lost fish. The Nug was using a wacky rig and both bass inhaled it.
Sharkbite reply :
See the dented in head? pic3
Muddy reply :
John: We have to work on you getting fish too deeply hooked. I want you to know how proud I am of you. You have come a long way in 2 years and have brought a lot of joy to my life.
Muddy reply :
That was personal. That equipment comes from many. many folks right here also they help us make it happen
Sharkbite reply :
Yes you rite sorry. I thank you and the other members
Big Phish reply :
man i'm getting fat
Big Phish reply :
o yeah and John caught a nice hybrid early in the day but i shut his phone without saving the pic. Sorry John.
Sharkbite reply :
Quoteo yeah and John caught a nice hybrid early in the day but i shut his phone without saving the pic. Sorry John.
No prob bro don't worry. Next time we'll get it. It was a great time dude. your new screen name should be Na-gut-hook LOL
RobbyZ5001 reply :
Great job man good to see you guys are on some fish. Fishing gets a little easier for the most part once you learn your water. The fishes head might be dented from the spawn. I know males bang their heads against the females side to push the eggs out. That is the only reason I could think of.
Muddy reply :
Get Honest: Sharbite took a bite out of the smallie
NEW HANDLE SMALLIEBITE ;D
Sharkbite reply :
QuoteGreat job man good to see you guys are on some fish. Fishing gets a little easier for the most part once you learn your water. The fishes head might be dented from the spawn. I know males bang their heads against the females side to push the eggs out. That is the only reason I could think of.
Really dude That sounds like me in bed. lol So are they smallies? I am headed back tonight. I was out today for a picnic but the family were more interested in boating then fishing. Robby how is your leg? We can get you on the water if you get an itch to fish. Let me know dude hope you get better
I till havn't hooked up with a large mouth though.
Sharkbite reply :
QuoteGet Honest: Sharbite took a bite out of the smallieNEW HANDLE SMALLIEBITE ;D
No mook as good as they look I support catch and kill LMAO
Sharkbite reply :
Quoteman i'm getting fat
Me too Hat ***! 
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Big Phish reply :
QuoteQuoteman i'm getting fatMe too Hat ***!
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HA yeah in that one pic all i can look at is my f-ing double chin. It's amazing the women let me in their company.
So i've decided Robbie is right about the dented heads. Looking back at the pictures those couple at the end of the day were def smallies.
Dan: reply :
yep, smallies for sure. The head thing is weird though. I'd imagine the spawn thing might have something to do with it. Did they all look like that?
Big Phish reply :
yeah i only snagged two at the end of the day and even before i had em in the boat i was sure they were smallies, but that dent in the head was so distinct and i had never seen anything like it, i was sure they were another species. it's just that everything else about them was very smallie-esque, which is why i was confused about them. the pattern, the fight and even the environment which was a very rocky drop off.
Dan: reply :
Quoteyeah i only snagged two at the end of the day and even before i had em in the boat i was sure they were smallies, but that dent in the head was so distinct and i had never seen anything like it, i was sure they were another species. it's just that everything else about them was very smallie-esque, which is why i was confused about them. the pattern, the fight and even the environment which was a very rocky drop off.
fish can have weird physical characteristics from mutations, old injuries, or just strange behavior. I caught a smallie one time that was missing half of its upper jaw...could have been an injury or a mutation, who knows.
Sharkbite reply :
Yea it was great we were puzzled. When we were looking at it Rich was like I don't understand a carp screwed a smallies LMAO thats what it kind of looked like.
Hey is it true if a bass swallows the bait that there is other bass in the area? I know its hard to tell b/c most the time the trebles don't get past there lips. as well as the jigs but has anyone heard this?
Tin reply :
Keep a can of Mt Dew with you and dump it down the fishes throat next time it starts bleeding. It will almost instantly clot it.
fivesixone reply :
QuoteKeep a can of Mt Dew with you and dump it down the fishes throat next time it starts bleeding. It will almost instantly clot it.
x2! (or Sprite)
Good job on not getting skunked!
So did you guys huff some nugs or what?
;D ;D ;D
Big Phish reply :
that's a good tip with the can of mountain dew, i'll have to try that.
Sharkbite reply :
QuoteKeep a can of Mt Dew with you and dump it down the fishes throat next time it starts bleeding. It will almost instantly clot it.
Dam I wish I new that too. I hate to see a fish die just for our pleasure. I will have the soda on board by the next I go out.
thanx
Low_Budget_Hooker reply :
Yes, those are smallies, nice job guys 
Sharkbite reply :
QuoteYes, those are smallies, nice job guys
thanks bro
Zel... reply :
You got smallies on those spots???? I only ever get largemouth there (with the odd striper thrown in on occasion).
Sharkbite reply :
Dude I need to find the LM. I still haven't caught one.
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