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  1. Nice lookin' yak setup J Francho.
  2. I like Hackney to win, 63lb 7oz; followed by Biffle, Lowen, Ike and Skeet.
  3. Nice fish, goose! Thanks for posting the pics, theyre helping me get thru this freakin winter!! Still got 4" to 8" of ice on everything here in SE Ohio. Keep em coming!!!
  4. Nice job guys! Man that lake looks nice.
  5. Must be nice to be catchin em already!! Good job!!
  6. X2 on petesplace's post. They love a green pumpkin chigger craw on a shakey head, especially in that Powhatan pool!! LOL ;D ;D ;D
  7. Nice fish!! And thank you for your service!! :)
  8. Red, that's great what you're doin, man! That little guy is hooked for life now! Looks like he's got a cool Unc to guide him through!
  9. Great bass, great pics! Good job man!
  10. Nice hawg, Crank!!
  11. smashingsmallies, I've got a brother and a cousin that live in Reynoldsburg. They both keep telling me to come up and fish, I might have to take them up on it.
  12. Nice fish, Dave. And like you said, you are now hooked!!
  13. Hey Bill. Yeah, I graduated high school with Anita. Small world, huh?
  14. A buddy and I made our first trip of the year today to a small lake about 15 minutes from the house. Fished from 1:30 til 5:30 and ended up catching 6 largemouth. Caught the first fish at 3:40, a nice, healthy, 15 incher. About three casts later, I felt a slight tick, reeled up some slack and set the hook on the beauty in the pic below. She ran hard to the left, went airborn, and then ran back to the right. After a nice fight, I lipped her and brought her aboard. Bonehead me forgot the scales!! She was 21 1/4" long and had a girth of just under 14". Pretty skinny, she hadn't even begun to fill out yet. Not surprising though, the ice just got off the lake 3 days ago. Nothing like some of the hawgs some of you guys down south catch, but she's a dandy for a buckeye!! The other five were all between 13" and 16" and all of them including the big one fell for a texas rigged electric blue sweet beaver. What a relief, the freakin' ice is gone and the bass are hittin'!! :D

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