ive heard tha you can only eat 1 fish out of the mohawk river in upstate new york per year is this true??
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If it is unhealthy to eat more than one fish a month, why would you be stupid enough to eat that one ?
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Fish eat (bite) in N.C. year 'round. They are more active in warm water, but they eat all year 'round and therefore, can be caught.
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nothern ny has some very good places for all three. try the upper hudson river area for openers. good hiking all over the state. the finger lakes trail is several hundred miles long and there are shorter trails everywhere. upper genesee river is nice for floats and does have some white water. black river in watertown can get up to impassable depending on water level, for flat water touring the st lawerence river is hard to beat with several waterfront campgrounds [ some boat only]. hemlock and canadice lakes south of rochester are undeveloped and easy to access [ free permits at the north end on hemlock]. some nice wetlands waterways at the south end of canadagiua lake and inronquoit bay also near roch. many climbs in the mountains, caves near cobelskil, a few smaller areas near midstate, and several large gullies around the fingerlakes. the state is just full of fine outdoor areas and attractions
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crawpie, catfish, bass, some lakes are stocked with trout...mercury free is also nice\n\nthrow the carps back.  they are nasty!
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DON'T KNOW WHERE THAT ZIP IS BUT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO BANK FISH CLOSE  FLA??? DARN THAT SOUNDS FAMILIAR
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No, they are eaten quite often by the natives who fish them out of the rivers.
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DON'T KNOW BUT GAME AND FISH HERE IN GA SAYS I CAN FISH ON THE S.C. SIDE AT CLARKS OR AUGUSTA AS PER GAME WARDEN AT THURMAN  I HAVE RUN INTO THIS IN ALOT OF TOWNS ALL MISS. AND MISSOURI  GOOD LUCK DON'T CATCH EM ALL
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that is a lung fish related to the mud fish cant leave water. \nif you foung it in amareca kill it it is alian to the US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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First off I love bass fishing, I saw an article earlier that must have been put on by an upset wife, she was right in alot of ways. I have won small tournments ( open team tournments) with any where from 15 to 25 boats in them. I fish the Walmart BFL series and a local club here in Western New York. I haven't won any big ones yet but still trying, I fish the Empire division in New York and the Shendoah division in Virginia. It can be verry exensive or fairly in expensive, depending on your job. I'm lucky to have a pretty decent paying job that allows me to be able to do this, with out it I'd find a way though. My father won a tournment that paid almost $10,000.00 two years ago on Chautauqua Lake, which is aprox. 45 minutes from Erie, PA. The water was in the 70's wind was calm and we started out in a Fog delay that morning( another words they wouldn't let us start fishing until it was safe) for three hours. It was a nice sunny day after the fog lifted and was probabl in the mid 70's. I didn't fair well due to my partners fish had already moved off the structure they were holding on and he didn't want to go into my dad's area, which he had that choice being the boater. My father won pitching senko's for two days strait and also had the big bass( largest bass caught in the tourney) on senkos. If the wind picks up we usually will put a little weight to help get the senko down, they usually fall pretty good. If what area are you in in PA, maybe we could go fishing some time. I'll leave you a couple of websites to check out tournments that may be fairly close to you. The BFL co-anglers entry fee is $100.00 and I'm not sure what the Bassmasters entry fee is I believe it is also a Hundred dollars, and you fish for around $2500 to  $3000. in local tournments they genrally run 25 to 50 dollars depending where they are at. Feel free to contact me at bmck33@yahoo.com any time. hope this helps you some, Bill
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for years the erie dearie has been used very successfully,it is still one of the best.bait it with a nightcrawler and you are ready to fish.
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You're allowed to catch fish & take them home when game fishing for Trout & Salmon..... personally I recommend going to artificially stocked Trout reservoirs such as "Scaling Dam" (Cleveland / North Yorkshire Border, along A171), "Kielder Water" (Northumberland), Rutland Water (East Anglia) and similar such spots..... since the fish there are stocked regularly (so you have a better chance of catching) + the fish were bred for that purpose..... and prefer to use "Catch & Release" with wild game fish from rivers & streams, since stocks aren't as good as they should be these days.\nWhen you do catch one, put the fish out of it's misery humanely using a device called a "priest" (which costs about £4.99)... also ensure it's legal size...... it should be on the Environment Agency website in a PDF file on rules for your particular region..... for instance, in the North-East region it's about 9" / 23cm.\n\nIt's an unwritten rule in British Coarse fishing that you release all fish caught, since a poke around messageboards such as http://www.maggotdrowning.com give the impression that us British Anglers are close to forming lynch mobs over immigrants from places like Poland who don't understand this rule about not killing fish (technically stealing, in the case of privately owned waters).\n\nWith sea fishing...... it's free to fish from the shore, but you aren't always guaranteed to catch anything...... I should know, I've been trying since about 1987, and all I've ever caught are crabs.\nSo, for Sea fishing your better off going on a trip on a Charter boat from somewhere like my home town of Whitby.... as the skipper in charge of the boat will know all the best spots, etc.\n\nAs you're new to fishing, I recommend you invest in a few books, such as:\nJOHN BAILEY'S COMPLETE GUIDE TO FRESHWATER FISHING\nhttp://astore.amazon.co.uk/wormdanglecou-21/detail/1843305674/026-2554217-5599602\n\nJOHN BAILEY'S COMPLETE GUIDE TO FLY FISHING\nhttp://astore.amazon.co.uk/wormdanglecou-21/detail/1843305666/026-2554217-5599602\n\nThe NEW Encylopedia of Fishing (ISBN 0-7513-3973-3)\nhttp://astore.amazon.co.uk/wormdanglecou-21/detail/0751339733/026-2554217-5599602
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Depends where you are, and what the laws for each individual body of water are.Contact your states fish and game dept.
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You have to check with your state, but here in Michigan it always starts the last Saturday of April. this year its 4-29-06. Be careful there are other species of fish that have restrictions too. Also watch your bait, on certain rivers you can only use certain bait, and a certain size. And some parts of streams are only catch and release. When you get your fishing licsends a book, or guide should be available for free. And if all else fails go to your states website, then find your department of natural resources, or something of that sort, and it will be all listed on that link. Most of it is printable too! Good luck, and i hope you catch lots of fish.
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they can eat fish any day of the week. im one of jw
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in the sea again... sorry... go buy another clown fish and eat him...that little fellow will just have to live a little longer... besides why would you want to eat a deformed fish?
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yes its great but you have to suck it out the fish yourself,preferably a live one,heres how grab a gold fish and place itup to your lips and suck on its lips till you suck its eyeballs out\nthanx
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go east into the adirondacks and the Mohawk valley.  you might have some luck there.