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Old 04-18-2011, 07:47 AM
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Had a solid bite all day long yesterday in Lacassine. Water is definitely low. Crankbaits were the ticket for sure. They didn't seem to want anything else, and you had to have the right one !
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Old 04-18-2011, 07:52 AM
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got any pics with dat report??? W/O pics your report is bound to be criticized by the Salties. Heads up.
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Old 04-18-2011, 08:11 AM
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I got the popcorn ready.lol. Nice job man. Thanks for the report. Post pics please.
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Old 04-18-2011, 09:05 AM
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Nice catch thanks for the report, but.........pics or it didn't happen lol jk man
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All in the canals?
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Old 04-18-2011, 12:22 PM
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I understand I understand... lol

Yes, the majority of them were caught in the middle of the canal.

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What did the biggen all the way to the right weigh?? nice feesh.... confirmation approved.
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5.2lbs

had 3 that were in the 3lb range and one that was 2.5, the rest were 1.5lbs and below
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Nice fish.
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Old 04-18-2011, 12:50 PM
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Nice!!!! Awesome fish

Yall fish 3 in a boat or more than one boat?
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heck yeah man thats a great haul. Wish the river would produce like that... cant fit a 90hp in Lacafish.
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heck yeah man thats a great haul. Wish the river would produce like that... cant fit a 90hp in Lacafish.
You could try...
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I will stick to the BEND buddy.... you can try yours when you get one... I will leave that bill to you. Gotta talk to the old lady before i figure out whats going on this weekend. holla at me later.
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I will stick to the BEND buddy.... you can try yours when you get one... I will leave that bill to you. Gotta talk to the old lady before i figure out whats going on this weekend. holla at me later.
For shore.
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Had a solid bite all day long yesterday in Lacassine. Water is definitely low. Crankbaits were the ticket for sure. They didn't seem to want anything else, and you had to have the right one !

And?
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Nice!!!! Awesome fish

Yall fish 3 in a boat or more than one boat?
Yea we fished 3 people in an 18 footer. Had plenty of room, I was somewhat skeptical at first but it was enough. No one caught in treble hooks in the face! lol
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The crankbait used was a bandit (brand) crankbait that was a natural frog color with some pink on the bottom side. It was the 100 series crankbait, that swims between 2'-4'.

Now don't go catch'em all...
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some of those look like they could use another year in the water :P nice haul!
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Smallest ones were 12", except for 1 that was 10" and bleeding pretty bad, it would have died anyway...

They will all look great when they hit the grease!
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Smallest ones were 12", except for 1 that was 10" and bleeding pretty bad, it would have died anyway...

They will all look great when they hit the grease!
Hells yeah!!!

Taste better when they're smaller!
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