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 Catching and Cooking Bass
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02/21/12 02:29 PM
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mrcrayc
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 02:34 PM
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Leever
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 02:41 PM
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Posts: 1,878
infamousfisher
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fry em up! as long as their legal.
Fish Happens!  
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 02:42 PM
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deerslay3r
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love me some fried or blackened largemouth bass.
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 03:05 PM
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Mo
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TFF Guru
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 MY BACKYARD , 20,000 ACRES , NO MOWING 
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 03:15 PM
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NRHGATORSFAN
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/21/12 06:20 PM
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joho5
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Not to big on keeping and cooking them, but I dont freak out when others do.
My personal opinion on the matter is that its not a fish that travels and schools and they dont grow as quickly or as abundant as fish like crappie and sandbass. So if I am fishing for a fish to eat, I go that route.
Im not one of those dudes that get all whacked out though when others keep them, unless its a really big one.
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 Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: mrcrayc]
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02/22/12 01:01 PM
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Crappartybarge
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They taste great! But I only keep the occasional 14-15"er. Heck I even throw back big Crappie. If they were smart enough to live that long, I feel like they deserve to keep swimmin and makin fat babies!
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
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02/22/12 02:13 PM
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Paparon
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I like eating bass too, kinda like Crappartybarge, but maybe in the 14-16" range, or unders on a slot lake, but not the biguns. Don't often keep any but I like LMB as good as any fresh water fish, so I keep some once in a while for dinner for us! Sounds like Fat Ash BBQ cooks up some other award winning goodies too!
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Re: Catching and Cooking Bass
[Re: joho5]
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02/23/12 01:25 AM
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longrod
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I say if its a private pond go for it!
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