nato
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I mentioned this on another thread....
Was going to do some fishing yesterday at Tommy Thompson Park... but realized there is no shuttle service this year. The week before i already walked to the bridge and i was not ready for that crazy journey again... especially with all my gear.
So i headed to Ashbridges bay looking to catch some panfish for fun....
I saw a family casting their spinners and spoons.. im guessing for pike or what not .. they told me no bites.
I threw in a basic hook and worm and started catching these round goby's ... NON STOP GOBY action!.. every single drop or cast... its the same thing.. i fished the whole boardwalk and the even decided to fish where the rocks are which opens into lake ontario... same thing.. goby galore...im talking every single cast i would feel the nibble and pull one of these fishes back.
I understand they are a invasive species of fish.... but what do we do with it when we catch it.. i threw all mine back.
should i have done otherwise? and if so.. how?
Was going to do some fishing yesterday at Tommy Thompson Park... but realized there is no shuttle service this year. The week before i already walked to the bridge and i was not ready for that crazy journey again... especially with all my gear.
So i headed to Ashbridges bay looking to catch some panfish for fun....
I saw a family casting their spinners and spoons.. im guessing for pike or what not .. they told me no bites.
I threw in a basic hook and worm and started catching these round goby's ... NON STOP GOBY action!.. every single drop or cast... its the same thing.. i fished the whole boardwalk and the even decided to fish where the rocks are which opens into lake ontario... same thing.. goby galore...im talking every single cast i would feel the nibble and pull one of these fishes back.
I understand they are a invasive species of fish.... but what do we do with it when we catch it.. i threw all mine back.
should i have done otherwise? and if so.. how?