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bowman157

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Location: Sandwich...where the sun sets.

Posted: 04:52am - Jun 1,09

Went out for a few hours on the DesPlaines where I-55 crosses over and the carp, buffalo and gar are spawning. It was a hell of a sight. The guy I brought with had such a good time he went straight home and bought his own complete setup. Bow, reel, arrows and all.

His wife is gonna be pissed at me....

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Posted: 10:56am - Jul 14,09

So let me get this straight bow fishing for carp on the Des Plains river. You might want to tell your friend carp are not safe to eat. :bbq

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Posted: 01:15pm - Jun 20,10

He knows that. We don't eat them from the DesPlaines. We do eat the gar from some of the lakes we shoot on, but never anything from the rivers.

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Posted: 08:29am - Jun 21,10

Bow, what is the disposal method for those rough fish?
Sounds like fun.

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Posted: 11:51am - Jun 21,10

GETDANET1 wrote:

Bow, what is the disposal method for those rough fish?
Sounds like fun.

Garden or smoke. Well at least I heard smoked is good with the right cut.

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