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SuperDave 05-20-2014 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by PUREBAY2200 (Post 691140)
Last pic I saw regarding him was his boat with a broken trailer ...... But he def catches fish.
No further comments at this time.

He had it fixed to my knowledge. He used a back up boat on the day it broke.

PUREBAY2200 05-20-2014 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperDave (Post 691160)
He had it fixed to my knowledge. He used a back up boat on the day it broke.

Kool deal
Where was he when trailer broke?

PUREBAY2200 05-20-2014 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by speck-addict (Post 691156)
Wow. Okay thanks man.

Glad to help, I'd hate to see you waste ur time and money with a bad guide

SGib 05-20-2014 07:28 AM

Thanks for the input guys. I just wanna fish somewhere I haven't been. Maybe dularge or south Texas. Going to baffin in January though.

meaux fishing 05-20-2014 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by SGib (Post 691169)
Thanks for the input guys. I just wanna fish somewhere I haven't been. Maybe dularge or south Texas. Going to baffin in January though.

In the summertime go to Hopedale or Venice, you can catch some hammers out in Breton sound. Just wait for the river to start falling good

B Shark 05-20-2014 11:08 AM

Fished with Dudley several times before, great choice. I think Dumas (King of the Causeway) will be my next guided trip, maybe Gallo after that.

Clampy 05-20-2014 11:39 AM

I heard from another well known guide that fishing with DD is you basically funding his quest for state record.
I'm guessing that meant if you already pretty good at fishing Dudley Is good but if you are a novice it won't help.
Don't know anything about the man other than what I saw on TV and he seems like a good dude.

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"W" 05-20-2014 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperDave (Post 691136)
Anyone been with Capt. Eric Dumas - living a dream guide service?

Of you like trolling rattle traps and using live bait and letting your guide catch all the fish while your I'm the back


He is your man

mr crab 05-20-2014 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SGib (Post 691169)
Thanks for the input guys. I just wanna fish somewhere I haven't been. Maybe dularge or south Texas. Going to baffin in January though.

Capt Bill Pujstvosky sp? Dude catches straight HAWGS in west matty

mr crab 05-20-2014 03:55 PM

http://www.matagordabay.com/guides/Pustejovsky.htm

Sightwindow 05-20-2014 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by youmyboyblue (Post 691142)
Dudley or kreeger. Henry would be last

Oh my gosh, Kenny Kreeger. The sheepshead king!

Sightwindow 05-20-2014 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Clampy (Post 691232)
I heard from another well known guide that fishing with DD is you basically funding his quest for state record.
I'm guessing that meant if you already pretty good at fishing Dudley Is good but if you are a novice it won't help.
Don't know anything about the man other than what I saw on TV and he seems like a good dude.

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He is a very good dude. All of the bridge lure throwers like to fish first and foremost. And they have to to see if there are fish to be had. Dudley will teach you, but it's very hard for a novice to learn the skill set in one day to be real productive, especially with the wind and tide on most days when the fish are on the bridges. All the guides have to catch to stay in business. Doing that style fishing means the guide has to fish a good bit.

Clampy 05-20-2014 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sightwindow (Post 691289)
He is a very good dude. All of the bridge lure throwers like to fish first and foremost. And they have to to see if there are fish to be had. Dudley will teach you, but it's very hard for a novice to learn the skill set in one day to be real productive, especially with the wind and tide on most days when the fish are on the bridges. All the guides have to catch to stay in business. Doing that style fishing means the guide has to fish a good bit.

Im.sure you are 100% correct.


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Clampy 05-20-2014 05:19 PM

I didn't put much stock in it. I just figured it was just a little $ hit talkin

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