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one of these weighs about 34+ lbs. A little rope or wire and you are in business. and dont forget a marker buoy and your life jacket.

sorry to see you go but i know you'll catch plenty of big gals in the great state of Texas.

been using these for years

start looking

i found my baby bass bang o lure. i think i'm gonna put some new hooks on it and throw it a time or two.

i like the sound of that point where those two creeks enter the main lake, the Y in your description. gotta be some good ones hanging around that place. good luck.

paint a rebel flag on his garage door while he sleeps

well said farmer. your testimony is a true definition of what a real man is. carry on my friend.

are we talking about a Red Eye Shad here instead of a Rat-L-Trap?

i watch andy instead of the news

i checked other Fishing and Hunting Texas with Clark Wendlant Cabas Fishermans Handbok with Wade Middleton FLW for some reason i only got a sporadic Bassmasters on ESPN once in a blue moon, no Bill Dance unless its his saltwater show. i have the basic DirecTV plus local channels and the NFL Sunday ticket package. no more Timmy Horton at all this year? i have picked up a MLF episode when they decide to air one on CBS. i aint paying another dime for anymore channels either. they can kiss my big ol hairy butt

must take a good dump before leaving the house must have plenty of bullets, hooks, and worms, 2 rods minimum water to drink check the plug know the weather

git r done Lucas

i'm liking the looks of those two bigger islands and i see a couple of nice looking main lake points too. i'm a t rig man myself so i would be trying to find the sweet spots near that structure. i'm assuming you are sans electronics in your row boat? i really like pockets on an island even if i have to back way off and fish the offshore "edges", which is usually the case this time of year for me. good luck man. that place looks awesome!

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hang in there bill

people are different. you do what feels comfortable to you and dont worry so much about things like "wasting time" or whatever.

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i'm gonna cast a vote for the Berkley Shock series. dont let the low price fool you.

when i start cussing about my Zoom lizards and worms getting all torn up my cousin reminds me that we bought them to catch fish and to stop whining about it.

drought is a bad thing. here in western NC we've had our share in the recent past, 2001, 2002 (High Rock Lake was reduced to a creek) and 2007. i remember seeing Lake Hartwell, on our way to Florida, and was shocked. heck, just last year many ramps were closed on Lake Wylie due to low water levels. but our woes dont hold a candle to what California and Texas has been through. sorry for my carrying on about droughts. i'm a retired water works guy and had to deal with them more than i wanted to. i also love to fish. my best advice is to be very careful out there if you're in a bass boat. use your maps and electronics to do some looking around for bait/fish in deeper creek arms and near main channel points and other structure. also, make notes (way points, maps, pics) of once hidden structure (or construct your own) so when the rains return once again you'll be slayin them like the pros. praying for rain doesn't hurt either. good luck and stay safe.

well done my friend.

i own a 96' 367 and it has aerator toggle switches for both livewells, fore and aft. they're located on the switch panel along with the lights and accessorie switches, just forward of the throttle.

right now i'm only throwing two colors (3 if you count chartreuse dye). plain old june bug and green pumpkin/dipped.