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mullet:
  Nice catch. Where do you live that you have tilapia? I live in Lakeland ,Fl. The first place they were introduced in the U.S., about 1967,68. Unfortunelately they brought the wrong ones, Vegans. Not the big #40 plus sport fish in Egypt. We get to shoot with a bow, spear,gig, castnet and snatch with treble hooks for them here. But it's fun to shoot them with a bow along with Gar.

El Destructo:

--- Quote from: PeteC on June 20, 2008, 10:54:43 pm ---Could someone tell me how to put the picture on the original post,instead of posting it ,then clicking on reply.I appreciate it. God Bless

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Pete....when you write your Post....before you click Post....click on the ..."ADDITIONAL OPTIONS" Tab at the bottom left of the Dialog Box.... then click BROWSE......then search for your Picture....find it....click it....and you are done........now wasn't that Simple!!!! Hope this Helps.........and nice Fish too!!!

DBernier:
PeteC, I think even now you can fix it by hitting the "modify" button on the original post and then follow El Destructo's instructions.

Dick

PeteC:
Thanks for the help with the picture posting y'all.
Eddie,we live in east Texas, and have several power plant lakes around the area that have either common tilapia or blue tilapia,or both.These are blues in the photo.  Thanks, and God Bless

Hillbilly:
Nice haul. We have a small lake here that has some tilapia, it's a power plant cooling lake and the water stays bathwater temp all year. No bowfishing allowed there, though. A lot of people catch 'em on breadballs.

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