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A good day you catch 2 small ones.. 7" and an 8" smallie, I was out in the water for the other so no photo

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A fish is a fish, no matter how big!

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A fish is a fish, no matter how big!

Indeed :Victory:

I still would rather be on the other side of the state

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Any fish caught is a good one.I really like the picture.Good job.

in all cases, tight lines are better than slack lines! keep at it...

I like the Fish but the background in the photo is AWESOME!!! WTG on both counts

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Nice fish, I could spend hrs there just watching the waterfall.

I like the Fish but the background in the photo is AWESOME!!! WTG on both counts

www.ragetail.com

We have several dams due to the rich canal history here, along with the railroad relics that destroyed the canal industry B) The house in the background is a lock tenders house which is haunted and still in use, but just as a house.

This is by the end of the canal, with an old RR bridge that was decommissioned back in the 70's:

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Whenever there isn't bites, there's always the scenery of time gone by here.

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