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Hey from South Carolina

sbfishySC
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Hey folks, I'm Stephen from South Carolina. Born and raised a fisherman. My family has a farm pond that I fish, unfortunately that's all I've been limited to fishing except for two or three times on a couple lakes with little success.

Our pond is stocked with largemouth, bream, warmouth, grass carp, and too many snapping turtles. Its a bit overstocked I think, I have a feeling the bass are stunted, because in the past 7 or 8 years, I've pulled nothing but 1 pounders or less out of there. Biggest bass caught in the pond was about 20 or 30 years ago by my dad, it was a 10 pounder. My personal best is a 6 pounder about 8 years ago. The bream are plentiful in the pond though, just the other weekend I pulled 15 out in just a couple hours. Still looking for that big bass to hang on my wall though ;)

Anyway, just figured I'd introduce myself, I've lurked here on the forums reading a lot for awhile now, just thought it was about time I posted something. Looking forward to enhancing my fishing skills with yall's advice.

-Stephen

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    Thanks for the welcome.

    I'm from Columbia, do my fishin in Lexington, but live in Clemson.

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    Columbia and Clemson! You have got to be one conflicted guy when it comes to college sports. I had to cousins graduate from Clemson, they say that schools is more of a disease than a school. Judging by the amount of orange in their houses I am starting to agree with that. LOL.

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    Haha, I'm not conflicted at all. I'm a straight up diehard Clemson fan. I grew up in Columbia a Clemson fan and it was tough in school with practically everyone else a Carolina fan, but my Dad graduated from Clemson and that's how I grew up. LOL the orange definitely is a disease, but its a good one. Once you wear Clemson orange, you will fall in love with it  ;D

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    Haha, I'm not conflicted at all. I'm a straight up diehard Clemson fan. I grew up in Columbia a Clemson fan and it was tough in school with practically everyone else a Carolina fan, but my Dad graduated from Clemson and that's how I grew up. LOL the orange definitely is a disease, but its a good one. Once you wear Clemson orange, you will fall in love with it ;D

    Wow, a Clemson fan in Columbia! You must like to live on the wild side. LOL. Good to have you on board here.

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    WELCOME To the BR Family.....Hope you enjoy yourself here, we sure do  

    Big O

    www.ragetail.com

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    Welcome.Everybody is great here.Need tips,this is your place.

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    Thanks for the welcome guys

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    sbfishySC

    Greetings & Welcome To The Most Informative Site On The Net

    Tight Lines!!!  

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    HELLO AND  

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    Welcome Stephen! This is a great site, everyone here makes you feel right at home. Oh yeah, GO TIGERS!!!! ;D :D ;D

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    Welcome to BR!

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