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Old 03-04-2013, 05:54 PM
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Maurepas and Des Allemandes are still pretty good. If the floods hit the MS this spring, like they normally do, I'll take him to do some great trot lining! The last time we ran, we would be baiting hooks and could feel the fish already hitting the baits behind us! Two friends and I took over 300 lbs of fish in 2 days!
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Old 03-05-2013, 07:50 AM
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Maurepas and Des Allemandes are still pretty good. If the floods hit the MS this spring, like they normally do, I'll take him to do some great trot lining! The last time we ran, we would be baiting hooks and could feel the fish already hitting the baits behind us! Two friends and I took over 300 lbs of fish in 2 days!
That would be awesome. What are the preferred baits for late March?
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