Feeding the fishes at Bass Pro Shop
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i am gonna hide in there campin area and in one of there tents and then at night im gonna take a fishin pole then get a lure from the fishin area then ima go night fishin lol
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just go ctch another one ...its not hard...largemouth is common all over u.s....
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what the...... is someone fishing in there?
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lol the shiners are like wow look at the size of our tank.... oh shit
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I think they have way too many fish in that tank
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its that an albino cat dont hate im not sure about to many fish im only 12
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is that the one in ft lauderdale cause i go there somtimes and i live in miami fl
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anywhere from 2-15 seconds ;D
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One of the workers who was feeding them was also giving a demo on how to retrieve lure to look real. stopped by there this Thanksgiving and found they have red drum in the tank. Not as many bass. 2 tarpon but no Snook.
attlevi 2 years ago
Actually, the snook was found out of the tank the next day. The blue gills were supposed to be snacks but manage to survive. The catfish has changed there diet to eat the shiners. But youre right , waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay tooo many in there . They should be in my deep fryer.
attlevi 2 years ago
snook breed in fresh water and live their lives in brackish and saltwater near the mangroves and on the coast.
attlevi 3 years ago
Yes, however, you can find snook in freshwater in Lake Okechobee as well as tarpon(very rare for tarpon).
attlevi 3 years ago
This is at the Bass Pro Shop in Ft. Lauderdale. Unfortunately, you cant fish in there. They do host shows hen they feed the fish as vendors stop by.
attlevi 3 years ago
Actually, the tarpon hit the first xrap and popped the line before the shiners were added. I went back last week. They changed the feeding to wednesday and saturday. They were down to on tarpon, no snooks, a few largemouths.
attlevi 3 years ago