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Here's A POV Of What Dumping Fish Into Lakes Via Plane Looks Like
© Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports
Catching fish is one thing. The opposite looks like this...

(Barstool Sports)
Filed Under: Fishing
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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FowlGuy58 months
When I was a kid there was a Yogi Bear episode when they did this, does anyone else remember?
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TDFreak58 months
Not the POV I had in mind.
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Catahoula20LSU58 months
I regret that I only have one upvote to give for theWKRP reference !
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9Fiddy58 months
Reminds me of the whale in Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
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WeeWee58 months
How many of those fish lived?
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wallowinit58 months
all of them. they were flying fish.
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JustGetItRight58 months
Most. That’s a common stocking method.
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Kentucker58 months
The ones that die are food for those that survive the drop.
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FaCubeItches58 months
Air Pinochet goes green
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mbogo58 months
If only accessible by plane why does the lake need restocking?
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9Fiddy58 months
It can be accessed via seaplane and fished that way. Many lakes in the west and mountain areas are only accessible by plane or horse.
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stuntman58 months
Good question.
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ctiger6958 months
So you can land your plane and fish.
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ApexTiger58 months
I think I am going to have to try fly fishing after seeing this.... LOL
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LSUJD_0458 months
Well that’s one way to do it.
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Tiger in Texas58 months
Those fish, the ones that survive, are thinking, "What a rush!"
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ncinthenext358 months
Those fish were all high-finning once they hit the water and want to do that again.
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TygerDurden58 months
“God as my witness I thought fish could fly”
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Comic_Tiger58 months
Leroyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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