Miracle in the Garden

*Hello, All!* Today I was in the garden. I went to the river in the evening to take a walk and unwind. Hy and discovered a school of fish of a fairly large size (about 200-300 grams) under the shore, but unknown type. Not a chub, they look more like small ides. There is also Most likely, these are chebaks, but they are too long for this fish. To be honest, we haven’t seen such a “grosser” in our garden area for a long time it was. Oh my eyes immediately lit up!!! But the eye sees, but the tooth numbs. Strangers stand close to the surface and collect everything that falls into the water. K unfortunately - the only fishing rod that was kept in my garden at one time, Last year I successfully drowned it. I had no choice but to watch the flock for a while, and then return to the site... /That’s all, All, you can scroll further.../

How are you, Alexander? My onboard systems detected that on Saturday September 02 2006 22:43, Alexander Bondarenko wrote to All: AB> have fun. Well, I discovered a school of fish of quite a size under the shore AB> (about 200-300 grams), but of an incomprehensible type. Not a chub, more like AB> small ides. There is also a possibility that these are chebaks, but it hurts yzh AB> long for this fish. Maybe it's a dace? AB> To be honest, there has been such a “big tree” in the area of our garden for a long time AB> was not visible. Oh my eyes immediately lit up!!! But the eye sees, yes AB> the teeth are numb. Last weekend I caught some perch on a donk at a chusovoy. The fish is smooth, larger than 100 gr. I pulled out one perch on a spinning rod with 300 gr. AB> Strangers stand close to the surface and collect everything in the water AB> falls. Unfortunately - the only fishing rod that at one time AB> was kept in my garden, last year I successfully drowned it. AB> I had no choice but to watch a flock of some kind AB> time, and then return to the area... Last Saturday, when it was snowing, I discovered a flock of dace, looking prettylarge, but as it turned out, the water greatly enlarged it. I pulled out a couple and... sent them back! :) Best regards, Alexander Smirnov.

*Hello, Alexander!* Catch my ideas about the subject “Miracle in the Garden”, which I talked about on 20 Sep 2006 your footcloth to comrade. Alexander Bondarenko. AB>> look more like small ides. There is also a possibility that this AB>> chebaki, but they are too long for this fish. AS> Maybe this is a dace? The fins are red. The dace has none of these. I have another version - small ones pillows. AB>> To be honest, there has been such a “big tree” in the area of our garden for a long time AB>> was not visible. Oh my eyes immediately lit up!!! But he sees AB>> eye and teeth are numb. AS> Last weekend I caught some perch on a chusovoy. Fish AS> flat, larger than 100 g. I pulled out one perch on a spinning rod with 300 gr. Where did you go fishing like that? Come on, shoot! ;))) AB>> recessed. I had no choice but to watch AB>> flock for a while, and then return to the site... AS> Last Saturday, when it was snowing, I discovered a flock of dace, apparently AS> is quite large, but as it turned out, the water was strong on it AS> increased. I pulled out a couple and... sent them back! :)What are you hinting at? ;) /That’s all, Alexander, you can scroll further.../

How are you, Alexander? My onboard systems indicated that on Monday October 02, 2006 21:31, Alexander Bondarenko wrote to Alexander Smirnov: AB> The fins are red. The dace has none of these. I have another version - AB> small pillows. I caught the mouth only once, and looked at his lip for a long time. :) AS>> The fish is flat, larger than 100 gr. I pulled out one perch on a spinning rod AS>> 300 gr. AB> Where did you go fishing like that? Come on, shoot! ;))) Teal rocks. Above Kourovka. There is a whirlpool there. AB> What are you hinting at? ;) It was necessary to obtain a sample and study it... Water can also distort colors. I myself once mistook a roach for something unknown. :) Best regards, Alexander Smirnov.

*Hello, Alexander!* Catch my ideas about the subject “Miracle in the Garden”, which I talked about on Oct 15 2006 your footcloth to comrade. Alexander Bondarenko. AS> I caught the mouth only once, and looked at his lip for a long time. :) You were luckier than me - I only watched the pod "chase" once behind a small grasshopper impaled on one of the boat's leashes. He didn't notice because the hook was big. By the way, here is some pretty interesting information about catching a sub on Chusovaya from under the ice. A guy I know from Nizhny Selo says this: in winter it’s either cold or cold in a pit, or walks in a flock and feeds. At the time of migration, if the flock comes across your hole - then you have a few minutes to catch it, because the fish will not stay and will move on. And at this time he bites on a bark beetle or other white bait, from the bottom. A very rare occurrence, but this guy was lucky once - he caught 7 good fish. I just don’t remember what the weather is like usually The sub begins to “move” along the river, but most likely - to the standard "chebachya". This is when cloudy weather sets in for several days. calm with periodic snowfalls. But in our area lately The weather varies every day as it wants (especially on weekends). AB>> Where did you go fishing like that? Come on, shoot! ;))) AS> Teal rocks. Above Kourovka. There is a whirlpool there. Try walking there on the ice with a shaker. Look, the window will turn out all sorts of ways more than 300 g. AB>> What are you hinting at? ;) AS> We had to get a sample and study it... Water can also create colors AS> distort. I myself once mistook a roach for something unknown. :) Well, about “it’s not clear what” - in the spring of 2003, the men pulled me out of the net in front of me such a miracle - a round body like a bream, but the scales are large and the head is the same chub There are two options for explaining this phenomenon - either an anomaly, associated with poor ecology, or still the fact of interspecific hybridization. As for the anomalies, maybe, but even in the city area, among the fish we have the most simple “big-eyedness” very rarely comes across, not to mention more serious ones defects. But the hybrid between chub and bream, although incredible, is still theoretically possible. The tail of this “miracle”, if my memory serves me right - it had elongated feathers, and the lower feather seemed even a little longer upper :) /That’s all, Alexander, you can scroll further.../