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Old 04-25-2012, 09:51 AM
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Default Wore Fillet knife out yesterday!

Well I took a friend that lives out of town and has not been fishing in over a year and my brother to try and find some Reds in all da muddy water and we did. I never usually keep too many big reds but yesterday after the first two nice size ones that is all we caught. So we threw back all the 26+ inchers, after we had one over 27 inches, and kept the rest. We threw back our legal (size wise) limit a few times. I can live without actually bringing home two more. Anyway great day on the water and fun rippin some lips. Oh, quick question. I know this probably has been asked before but I have light tackle rods and I need to find some type of line that is small in diameter but strong for Reds like this. Most of the people that fish with me can handle my tackle but some struggle to not break lines and leaders I am not an expert with different line types and fishing in general so any help will do Thanks

Oh the title means that I cleaned them all with a non-electric fillet knife...think it may be time to get one for times like this
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