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I use small shad often Catfishing and had never caught one other than Cast
Netting until last week. I was fishing in the Tennessee River for crappie using minnows and jig when I noticed as I was bringing my line in, bright shiny larger fish that werent crappie were chasing it to the top, flipping up and diving. I slowed down bringing my line in and started catching Shad, average about 10 inches long. I asked someone if they ate Shad and they said Shad was a junk fish, good for nothing but bait. But I recalled that General Pickett and F.H. Lee were at a Shad Bake when their units were attacked at Five Forks. I googled it and found out that Shad Bakes are and have been a big deal in the southeast US for hundreds of years. So, has anyone HERE ever eaten a Shad? What is your opinion of it? |
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