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Hackney On Toledo Bend With Mr. Crappie

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I don't know who's seen this. This is pretty crazy. Greg Hackney is fishing on Toledo Bend with Mr. Crappie. Just start the video at 25 minutes. I believe this was filmed last fall and Hack was still on a roll. When you're hot you hot. 

 

I watched this the other day. That bass came up and ate his crappie whole. I don't think it was a ten pounder like some of the video titles have stated, but a toad nonetheless.

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All the episodes are great.

You should change the title to 10lb bass caught on live crappie and get your popcorn ready. For anyone who hasn't seen this, go to the 25:00 minute mark and enjoy!

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You should change the title to 10lb bass caught on live crappie and get your popcorn ready. For anyone who hasn't seen this, go to the 25:00 minute mark and enjoy!

Haha hackney's secret bait

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I saw photo's of this back whenever it happened. Pretty cool to see it happen on video. 

Wow that's crazy. Glad you shared this. I haven't seen this.

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That's awesome!

pretty cool, I had to share on my facebook lol

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Hack just seems like a cool dude! He's really intense and focused while he's fishing, but still almost always seems like he's having a good time.

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Hack just seems like a cool dude! He's really intense and focused while he's fishing, but still almost always seems like he's having a good time.

Blue, YOU'RE MY BOY!!!

That's crazy! Thanks for posting that.

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"See that's what I come down here for.." (Not Crappie)

"Get him in the net..."  As Mr. Crappie does his best to land a BIG fish

 

and my favorite Hack Attack part was

 

"That's what I come down here for, no stinking crappie man.."

 

Cool dude!

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