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Old 04-26-2015, 06:09 PM
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Slow but steady bite. uploadfromtaptalk1430089715700.jpg
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Old 04-26-2015, 07:24 PM
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I understand you gotta eat...but man! Some of those perch are bigger than the bass you kept! Couple nice ones in there.
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I understand you gotta eat...but man! Some of those perch are bigger than the bass you kept! Couple nice ones in there.
Small bass eat the best. 10-12 inch bass are awesome to eat!
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the marsh has some monsterous bream, makes some of those bass look really small, nice trip mallardhead, sure beat us yesterday
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Small bass eat the best. 10-12 inch bass are awesome to eat!
Yes by far the smaller ones are good fried. Big ones are good blackened
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Nice haul man. Fine eating for sure
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