Who knows (Page 3): Turkey breast are delicious! I season and grill them cut in chunks rolled in breading and deep fry . Legs and thighs are good put in crockpot and then shred for...

Freshwater Fin Loc: Killbuck Ohio

troyfrd1 wrote:

True they are watching you thinking wow he’s looking for us in this cold weather but we see him so we will stay bunker down seriously is wild turkey good to eat? Never tried it but see a lot of them around here in my neighborhood

Turkey breast are delicious! I season and grill them cut in chunks rolled in breading and deep fry . Legs and thighs are good put in crockpot and then shred for creamed turkey over biscuits and mashed potatoes. Or shred it all and add bbq sauce for sandwiches.

GMinLB Loc: Long beach Ca.

Ya'all got a bit sidetracked on the Turkey thing huh? That's because your out in ridiculous weather and your brain got too cold, I feel bad for the poor guy that asked the question. By the way it was 79° here today and the fishing was absolutely fantastic.

Colo.George

Jitterbug

I used it successfully in the 60s as a high schooler when fishing for bass in Wisconsin.

1st time out this year my buddy got this 21 inch Cuttbow. I had to settle for an 18 incher.

This is my first post. I’ve looked at the FishingStage for about a year now.

I’m always glad to hear about people fishing and enjoying themselves in this great country.

Wish you all tight lines.
George: Colo Spgs CO

Colo.George

My first thought was jitterbug. But that’s what I get for thinking. I convinced myself after fisher people with better memories so frequently mentioned Crazy Crawler. I’m now in agreement with them.

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

Colo.George wrote:

My first thought was jitterbug. But that’s what I get for thinking. I convinced myself after fisher people with better memories so frequently mentioned Crazy Crawler. I’m now in agreement with them.

It is a crazy crawler.

JustRight Loc: Hernando, FL

GMinLB wrote:

Ya'all got a bit sidetracked on the Turkey thing huh? That's because your out in ridiculous weather and your brain got too cold, I feel bad for the poor guy that asked the question. By the way it was 79° here today and the fishing was absolutely fantastic.

GMinLB: Yeah, well...it might be the Corona, too. You don’t need to feel badly for WV Mike. He can dish it out as well as take it. Plus, once the word was out that it was a Crazy Crawler, what else is there. So, what did you catch, since the fishing was AF.?

Farmboy843 Loc: Murrells Inlet S C

Colo.George wrote:

Jitterbug

I used it successfully in the 60s as a high schooler when fishing for bass in Wisconsin.

1st time out this year my buddy got this 21 inch Cuttbow. I had to settle for an 18 incher.

This is my first post. I’ve looked at the FishingStage for about a year now.

I’m always glad to hear about people fishing and enjoying themselves in this great country.

Wish you all tight lines.
George: Colo Spgs CO

Good looking fish George, I spent a couple years in Colorado Springs back in the sixties @ Ft Carson then got married and moved off base and rented apartment on 2308, West Kiowa st, Pikes peak was our view, still got that girl after 53 years, we keep saying we’re going back, maybe we will who knows. She just asked me the other day about catching and eating rainbow trout we caught in one of the catch and pay pool, fresh fish and great eating, good luck and stay safe. Tom

JustRight Loc: Hernando, FL

Farmboy843 loc murrells Inlet S C wrote:

Good looking fish George, I spent a couple years in Colorado Springs back in the sixties @ Ft Carson then got married and moved off base and rented apartment on 2308, West Kiowa st, Pikes peak was our view, still got that girl after 53 years, we keep saying we’re going back, maybe we will who knows. She just asked me the other day about catching and eating rainbow trout we caught in one of the catch and pay pool, fresh fish and great eating, good luck and stay safe. Tom

I used to get terrific shrimp at Murrell’s Inlet, winter trout and plenty of ducks; back in the early seventies. That area along with all the history seemed magical to me.

aldeureaux Loc: Fort Worth, Texas

I had to stop hunting turkey. It is humbling to find out that a bird is smarter than you are. :-/

Wv mike Loc: Parkersburg area. Wv

aldeureaux wrote:

I had to stop hunting turkey. It is humbling to find out that a bird is smarter than you are. :-/

Not always

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Wv mike wrote:

Not always

Mike, I don't think there is a species on the planet that can outsmart you. Just say'n

aldeureaux Loc: Fort Worth, Texas

LOL, that is a nice gobbler! Might have been suicidal... ;-)

Farmboy843 Loc: Murrells Inlet S C

JustRight wrote:

I used to get terrific shrimp at Murrell’s Inlet, winter trout and plenty of ducks; back in the early seventies. That area along with all the history seemed magical to me.

Still plenty of shrimp and fish, ducks are still here not like the seventies though, my grandson and his friends go mostly in the rivers, were you by chance in the A F then?
You need to plan a trip to come back to the area, changed a lot since then but still a great place to live or visit, be Safe,
Tom

Farmboy843 Loc: Murrells Inlet S C

Wv mike wrote:

Not always

Great turkey Mike as always great pictures, you make it look so easy, keep up the good times and enjoy, be safe ✅

Geomike Loc: Forest Ranch, CA

Wv mike wrote:

What’s the name of this lure

Looks like a Heddon Crazy Crawler (late plastic model, the old originals were wooden).