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More From The Estuary…..5/4/2022
I had five species when a close thunderstorm pushed me off the water for today………still had a great time….
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on May 5, 2022 at 12:26pm
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Appreciate it Jack……..you are familiar with my region……we have maintained steady water levels a little higher than average with surface temperatures up to near 80 degrees……so we’ve experienced a large push of fish going shallow simultaneously….it’s the perfect scenario for our local panfish fishermen…….crappie have begun to pull out in most areas that I have fished…….wish you success when you get out, our weather pattern looks iffy for the next five days with a high on Mother’s Day of 59 after being in the mid 80s most of the week…..
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Comment by Jack Sandlin on May 5, 2022 at 3:50am
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Top notch work, JA,
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