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I had a guy over yesterday showing me how to throw my cast net off the dock. In 4 casts he netted 28 shad of various sizes. These should be good bass bait right? ![[Linked Image from ]]( https://i.ibb.co/RYkgrK5/9-C651-DC7-91-AA-4-FE2-AD20-0-BBA6183-EDEF.jpg)
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Those are golden shiners and are excellent bait.
Last edited by Acoursey; 10/02/20 10:30 AM.
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Agree with Acoursey, those are shiners. The bigger fish at the top looks like a crappie.
"In the age of information, ignorance is a choice." - Donny Miller
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Shiners for sure. They're the best bass bait in my pond.
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Thanks for the info.
We put some on our hooks and got great results.
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Thanks for the info.
We put some on our hooks and got great results. I'm sure you did TBar but those of us working all up on a Sunday need PICTURES please!  In all seriousness please remind me if you've managed to keep a shiner population alive in a LMB pond or if this is a forage pond situation.
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Thanks for the info.
We put some on our hooks and got great results. I'm sure you did TBar but those of us working all up on a Sunday need PICTURES please! In all seriousness please remind me if you've managed to keep a shiner population alive in a LMB pond or if this is a forage pond situation. They are holding their own. I have observed two different times(2 different years) them going over the spillway after heavy rains. I will get a net and a bucket next It happens and put them back in the pond.
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