BarzArz
Well-Known Member
We always look in the stomach of the fish we filet to see what they are eating...and because inquiring minds want to know
Two pictures are attached, one showing a almost alive crawfish that came out of a smallmouth, sorry I did not have anything for scale, but its a good sized crawfish, out of a smallmouth. The other picture is a baby cat fish out of about a 2.5 lb. smallmouth...it was kind of interesting. And out of focus beside it in the picture is the back half of a double hula grub that was also in the stomach. We were using those and the smallies were pulling the back half off when they did not get the hook. Guess I was surprised they would swallow them, lol.
Two pictures are attached, one showing a almost alive crawfish that came out of a smallmouth, sorry I did not have anything for scale, but its a good sized crawfish, out of a smallmouth. The other picture is a baby cat fish out of about a 2.5 lb. smallmouth...it was kind of interesting. And out of focus beside it in the picture is the back half of a double hula grub that was also in the stomach. We were using those and the smallies were pulling the back half off when they did not get the hook. Guess I was surprised they would swallow them, lol.
