I do not find anything wrong with eating what I catch. I do not keep what I will not eat, but I love fish. Perhaps I grew up in a different time (I am over 50) or a different place (Eastern Washington, Idaho and Montana). I remember a time when a man would supplement the food budget with two or three deer, maybe an elk or an antelope and lots of delicious trout and pan fish. Now that the bleeding hearts and artists have cut the hunting seasons down and driven the price of tags and licenses way up, not to mention all the paperwork involved in what fish or what bird did you harvest. It is tough to see a real bright future for the conservationist/outdoorsman. By the way your attempt at insulting those of us "Bubbas" who enjoy eating fish that are not farmed is cheap, at best.

wait so did you eat your fish or did you let them go? because if you ate them then you prolly shouldnt be critical of other people eating their catch.

Where were you fishing for the Bass and catfish and what were you using were you in a boat or on the shore. I want to head there this weekend and was curious to know where you had all the luck???

Eat all the fish you want, but please, think of the hushpuppies. Their numbers are dwindling fast. Save the hushpuppies!

If you are taking a jab at sportsmen who choose to harvest fish then please keep your comments to yourself. While you may not agree, this is a true source of food for some. I personally release most fish that I catch, however I do retain a few legal fish and enjoy eating them. Also, there are alot of lakes that are stocked with fish that are meant to be harvested. Please don't bash others like this.

I think he's full of it anyway. Where's the pics, Jimmy Houston?

were did u catch the bass i have a few small secret spots for bass but were did u fish?