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Old 08-30-2011, 08:29 PM
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Find the black haynie with the midget in in it. Pull right up next to him with the outboard running. The noise makes those fish get excited and start biting.






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Find the black haynie with the midget in in it. Pull right up next to him with the outboard running. The noise makes those fish get excited and start biting.






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LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Find the black haynie with the midget in in it. Pull right up next to him with the outboard running. The noise makes those fish get excited and start biting.






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That should work .....will deffinately be entertaining.
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