Charles Mill Lake
Usually, they’re called carp, but other names include bugle mouth, sewer bass, and some that can’t be printed here. They’re maligned as destroyers of game fish eggs, bottom rooters that murk clear water, fish with few enemies, but wonderful reproductive success, so much so that an accidental introduction in a farm pond can see that […]
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The dog days of August and the first weeks of September are traditionally slow fishing times. Most years, with so many days of temperatures nearing 90 and water temperatures higher than usual, lockjaw among fish species is almost epidemic. But not among catfish. Channel cats and shovelheads LOVE hot water, and now is a peak time to […]
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