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    Flyfished "the swamp". Fished some new-to-me spots there. Good day. Caught 27 fish total. Caught 10 species!!! They were:
    1. Bowfin
    2. Shortnose Gar
    3. Grass Carp
    4. Common Carp
    5. Largemouth Bass
    6. Warmouth
    7. Bluegill
    8. Green Sunfish
    9. Black Crappie
    10. Yellow Bullhead


    I didn't take pics of all the species (LMB, Bluegill)...here's some of the rest:
    Warmouth:

    Green Sunfish:

    Yellow Bullhead:

    Black Crappie:

    Common Carp:

    Grass Carp:

    Shortnose Gar:

    Bowfin:




    David Merical
    St. Louis, MO

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    Quite a variety Dave. Nice catch.

    Dennis

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    Quote Originally Posted by BadBug View Post
    Quite a variety Dave. Nice catch.

    Dennis
    Thanks, Dennis! It was definitely a fun day!
    Oh...and I caught a snake, too. This one, to be exact.

    He was in the water minding his own business, but watching me. I thought I'd tap him on the back with my fly to get him to "move along". Instead, it turned lightning-fast and grabbed the fly! I had to unhook him, and in doing so, it left me smelling very skunky. Lesson learned. Leave the snakes alone.

    Later, I saw this one, who was very well-behaved.
    David Merical
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    That second snake looks like he ate a lot more flys than the one you inadvertently caught. He was well-behaved because you didn't try the "fly on his back" trick after learning from your prior experience.

    Dennis

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    Nice pictures David! Amazing fishing there!
    iaflyfisher

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    Quote Originally Posted by BadBug View Post
    That second snake looks like he ate a lot more flys than the one you inadvertently caught. He was well-behaved because you didn't try the "fly on his back" trick after learning from your prior experience.

    Dennis
    I believe you are correct, Dennis! The second snake DOES look like he's just finished digesting the last guy who tried to drop a fly on his back.

    Thanks, Dale!
    David Merical
    St. Louis, MO

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