Any Home Bakers Here?

[troyer]

I froze chili month ago and would u believe he wouldn't eat it!
I ended up eating it and it was just as good as the day I made it! His loss!

Yup!!

Coconut, peanut butter, choc chip cookies.
Was a bit of an experiment.

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Also it's mine and OHs wedding anniversary today, 4 years.. so good excuse to make him something nice.

Happy Anniversary!! And hopefully many more!!

 

[Ladies-Eight]

One BEST things in California. YES. We have very
little snow this year. That is best. Aria

You do live in Washington right?

 

[Blooie]

Coconut, peanut butter, choc chip cookies.
Was a bit of an experiment.

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Also it's mine and OHs wedding anniversary today, 4 years.. so good excuse to make him something nice.

Happy Anniversary!

 

[bruceha2000]

Let’s see, you’ve known Katie since she was about 8 years old…..she’s 16 now! Can you believe it??

Yep I have and nope I can't! Everytime someone's kid/grandkid gets a year older I feel 2 years older!

 

[MotherofOrpies]

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I limited out while ice fishing.

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Big one. 17 inches long, 1 pound 14 ounces.

All in all, a satisfying day.

I have never ever caught a fish, not even in a put and take after i found out you have to kill the fish, I was kind of glad I never caught one, I also have a hard time culling roosters, so that’s ok

 

[R2elk]

You do live in Washington right?

I believe that Aria lives in New York.

 

[jnicholes]

I have never ever caught a fish, not even in a put and take after i found out you have to kill the fish, I was kind of glad I never caught one, I also have a hard time culling roosters, so that’s ok

I completely understand. For your information, you don’t HAVE to kill the fish. There is such a thing as catch and release. I do it most of the time.

In fact, the only times I don’t release and decide to keep the fish are either if the fish is going to die because I hooked it incorrectly, or if the fish is so big that it could feed the family.

Some fish, however, you don’t have a choice. Regulations say for some fish you have to release them right away.

 

[MotherofOrpies]

I completely understand. For your information, you don’t HAVE to kill the fish. There is such a thing as catch and release. I do it most of the time.

In fact, the only times I don’t release and decide to keep the fish are either if the fish is going to die because I hooked it incorrectly, or if the fish is so big that it could feed the family.

Some fish, however, you don’t have a choice. Regulations say for some fish you have to release them right away.

Somebody told me, that the fish is hurt when you „catch and release“ them, and they get an infection and die anyways?! Just handeling them can also hurt their slimy skin and they get skin conditions too...I just heard it from somebody when we were watching somebody catching an releasing a big carp...

 

[jnicholes]

Somebody told me, that the fish is hurt when you „catch and release“ them, and they get an infection and die anyways?! Just handeling them can also hurt their slimy skin and they get skin conditions too...I just heard it from somebody when we were watching somebody catching an releasing a big carp...

I don’t know about the infection part, but the skin of SOME fish can be fragile, for example, sturgeon. This is why regulations in my state, Idaho, say for the snake river that sturgeon CANNOT be removed from the water. They must be released immediately.

I’ll do some research on this and get back to you. I am curious now.

Jared

 

[R2elk]

Somebody told me, that the fish is hurt when you „catch and release“ them, and they get an infection and die anyways?! Just handeling them can also hurt their slimy skin and they get skin conditions too...I just heard it from somebody when we were watching somebody catching an releasing a big carp...

Don't believe everything that you hear. I worked in a Fish Rearing Station. We handled fish all the time without any ill effects to them.

Fish need to be taken to help maintain the population. If the fish population becomes too great for their location, it results in a stunted population.