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Etowah River Shellcracker
We catch some pretty good ones on the Etowah here in N. Georgia.
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Albums: Coosa Valley/Etowah bream
Location: Etowah River
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Comment by dink dailey on September 3, 2014 at 6:24am
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just click on groups at top of page find the group that you want to join ,join as many that interest you
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Comment by Jason Verhine on September 2, 2014 at 6:52pm
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Yes sir, I grew up on the water with my daddy & am proud to take my son now. It's the best way to raise them. Saturday we hit the field for dove hunting.
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Comment by carl hendrix on September 2, 2014 at 6:48pm
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now this is the way to go fishing guys!! take a kid fishing any time!!
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Send me some info
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you should join our gillyaker group
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Dink, looks like you do some kayaking?
We've started yak fishing a lot lately too.
LOVE IT!!!!
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Thanks. That is my son with the fish. We catch them for a while then go after big stripers.
Etowah is good fishing. Still trying to find the real big bream that I know have to be in there
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great catch ther ,looks like you are a good fisherman
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