Now Thats a FISH!!!

[MERCMAN]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/7978360/?GT1=6542

[Rider90]

What did he use for bait?

[twolow]

If I was swimming and saw that, I would run, literally walking on water, screaming "JAWS!" :eek:

[MAD-3R]

What did he use for bait?

a sixth grader?

[Bobby Clobber]

:banned:


No, that's MJ ,oops wrong post.

[blackf0rk]

I bet that thing smells real nice. ;) Dirty bottom feeders.

[twolow]

I bet his name was Bubba


http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/msnbc/Components/Photos/050525/050525_catfish_hmed_9a.h2.jpg

[Bluerauder]

What did he use for bait?
Catfish will chomp on just about anything. :rolleyes: I used to catch 'em on the Susquehanna River near the dam using bread and cottonballs (to keep the dough on the hook). :D They must have liked it 'cause the darn hooks real dayum near all the way down to the tail. ;) That one sure beats the 65 pounder pulled out of the Occoquan Reservoir a couple years ago by a mile ........ :eek:

[jdando]

What did he use for bait?
Cheeseballs?

jeremy

[CRUZTAKER]

From what I have read....the best bait for catching catfish is the use of a piece of sponge dipped in a mixture of sour cheese/soy bean fermented mixture. When lake fishing, this recipe is first used to 'chum' the area before a treble hook is place into the sponge.

This story reminds me of that giant (and ancient) BLUE lobster that was caught not too long ago. In another man's attempt to cage and keep a wild creature in captivity...it too died along the way.

It should have been photographed, weighed, and set free. :down:

[ParkRanger]

What did he use for bait?

They go ape over raw chicken pieces. Also anything that stinks will work.

Nasty fresh water fish - uuggh! :puke:

PR :burnout: