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Old 10-05-2006, 06:50 AM   #1
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Another schooling last night. Well, not completely. I learned from the weekend trip and managed fish to just shy of 30#'s. You know it's a good night when all 3 guys don't mind leaving because, "we've all caught our share of bass..." 3 hours of fishing, non stop action, nothing under 20#'s, GOOD NIGHT.

Oh yeah. Learned another important item too. Make sure your fillet knife is not sitting back home and the only thing you have is a 3" blade. oke:

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Old 10-05-2006, 07:28 AM   #2
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Some nights you catch
Some nights you don't catch
Some nights everyone catches,
Some nights nobody catches
Some nights you gaff your partner fish and he takes over your place in the club standings.. then said fish comes untied from said anglers leash and you have to atomic drop into a hole to pin the fish to the rocks before it can swim away....


Man, do I remember that night. I wouldn't have that fish if it wasn't for Bryan's amazing tackle of a 25+ pound fish loose from the leash.
Thanks partner!!

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Old 10-05-2006, 07:50 AM   #3
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Another schooling last night. Well, not completely. I learned from the weekend trip and managed fish to just shy of 30#'s. You know it's a good night when all 3 guys don't mind leaving because, "we've all caught our share of bass..." 3 hours of fishing, non stop action, nothing under 20#'s, GOOD NIGHT.

Oh yeah. Learned another important item too. Make sure your fillet knife is not sitting back home and the only thing you have is a 3" blade. oke:
Toby,
Nights like that get you through the winter and make all those "dry" nights bearable.

If you don't keep any you won't need to remember that fillet knife..

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Old 10-05-2006, 09:23 AM   #4
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Lets hope they stick w/ this wind shift, I think theres some big girls in there looking for a lip piercing

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Old 10-05-2006, 09:37 AM   #5
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Lets hope they stick w/ the wind shift, there are some big girls in there looking for a lip piercing

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