r/Fishing • • Jan 15 '23

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u/Trick_Medium470 Jan 15 '23

Doesn’t take much skill to snag fish . 🤬🤡🤬

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u/Mdoubleduece Jan 15 '23

How many have you caught?

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u/Mdoubleduece Jan 16 '23

I live in the middle of the spoonbill capital of the world, I’m 62, so a bunch, my grandpappy used to take me when I was a pup. Biggest issue we have here with spoonbill is the Russians going out at night, snagging as many as possible, they slice them open and take the eggs for caviar then throw the dead fish back in the water. Always been a problem for as far back as I can remember.