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An Old Photo, But Worth Sharing

Here’s a photo of a NooChi I caught back in November 2007 whilst fishing for Bass on a small stream in JinJu, down South.

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10 Comments

  1. Nomad says:

    What exactly is a NooChi, Steve? It looks sort of like what we call a sucker back where I grew up:
    http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10364_18958-45693–,00.html

    Do people here eat them? What do they hit on? How do you fish for them?

    Details, man, details! :smile:

  2. Steve says:

    I don’t know much about these things, it was the first and only one I caught. I caught this one on a watermelon GY Fat Ika on a HUGE 6/0 offset hook.

    I now that the guys over on Anglerstown catch these fish using fly fishing tactics.

    Nomad….it looks exactly like a sucker that you talked about, in the UK we have a very similar fish called the barble.

  3. Hacker says:

    Those things get eaten, boiled up in a chigae style soup. And yes, they seem to be amoung the favorites for flyfishers here in Korea.

  4. hunterdave99 says:

    What fish here in Korea do they NOT eat? :smile:

  5. Nomad says:

    Steve,

    Unfortunately that’s no longer true. Someone told me you can even buy fresh bass at E-Mart now. Koreans definitely have caught on to bass, both the fishing and eating aspects.

  6. Steve says:

    Nomad,
    I am still to see Bass being sold in stores, but I did give a nice 16 inch bass to an old Korean guy who wanted to take it home for his wife to cook……
    Now, I agree fully about people fishing for bass. Over the last 2~3 years I have noticed a huge increase in bass fishermen.

  7. Rob says:

    What’s up with all of the comments? You guys think this is the Lost Nomad or something? ;)

  8. KaRu says:

    That is one cool looking fish Steve. How big can they get?

  9. Steve says:

    Not sure exactly, but this one I caught a good sized one….I’m guessing they get a little bigger than this one :???:

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