If you decided to go fishing for a grenade, what would be the best bait to use?
Turns out it is worms.
At least that’s what worked for Jim Gross of Mount Morris. Gross was fishing in the Rock River just south of downtown Oregon on July 29 when he felt something on his line.
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OREGON – If you decided to go fishing for a grenade, what would be the best bait to use?
Turns out it is worms.
At least that’s what worked for Jim Gross of Mount Morris. Gross was fishing in the Rock River just south of downtown Oregon on July 29 when he felt something on his line.
“I thought I got snagged,” he said.