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Old 09-26-2010, 02:03 PM
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Default Me and Speck Daddy topwater rain day
So...Got on some bass, then went and chased reds.
Wasn't lookin' too good, got rained on, then it slacked, so i ran to a hot spot, and they were blowing up on top like crazy, topwater time!
Pulled 2 10 pounders, rest were all 20 inchers. Lost atleast 10.

Would have sat there all afternoon waxing them, but got potlicked like no other. We decided to wade, and these people came within' 20 feet of us! Throwin' over my line, and they're sitting right on top of the fish. Killed the bite completely.

People these days..

had 7 reds and 2 bass.
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Old 09-26-2010, 03:24 PM
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Great job, can't wait to see pics.
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Old 09-26-2010, 04:05 PM
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That's awsome. I love pics
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Old 09-26-2010, 04:20 PM
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sorry, had to black out that background..

But these we're caught on the westfork, pretty good ways north of barrier...They are still up in the river thick
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Old 09-26-2010, 04:32 PM
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Nice!!
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Good looking fish, again Great Job!

BTW, I've seen those blacked out trees before.
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Old 09-26-2010, 04:40 PM
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Good looking fish, again Great Job!

BTW, I've seen those blacked out trees before.

mais cher, they are one of a kind..No other place can grow dem black trees
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Nice reds bro...
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i heard they were killing the dink trout north of the train tresles, in the old river up towards the ice plant also.

at night
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nice! top water action is always fun!
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i heard they were killing the dink trout north of the train tresles, in the old river up towards the ice plant also.

at night

I ran to the freshwater side of the levee, and crossed, seen a butt load of teal on the saltwater side sitting in the shallows, threw topwater over there for 20 minutes, nothing, so I head home
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I ran to the freshwater side of the levee, and crossed, seen a butt load of teal on the saltwater side sitting in the shallows, threw topwater over there for 20 minutes, nothing, so I head home
Use to shoot some good ducks on the saltwater side of the levee. Also on the levee there were lots of china ball trees. They were always loaded with Robins during winter. We never worried about the gumbo fixins. That was about.....37 yrs ago

Gr8 catch too fool and Speck D!
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