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Muddy Condition Flyroddin'
Fished an hour 12:15-1:15 One fish . Wish I had my spinning outfit today with spinners .
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Comment by Leo Nguyen on August 7, 2013 at 1:17pm
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If you're lousy by admittance, then I'm pathetic in comparison LOL
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Comment by John Sheehan on August 7, 2013 at 1:16pm
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Stop that Leo ,I did lousy and I admit it . LOL
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You did very well in a muddy condition. In muddy condition for the hour, I get "0".
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Hey Dick Tabbert . I put three of your bugs to perhaps an unfair test today .I first tied on a beaded chartreuse rubber legged bug and then an orange nymph and then a big orange popper but didn't score .While quickly reeling in a fish chased and missed the nymph you made so I stayed with it a little while longer but stripping faster .No dice . I finally decided to switch to a bigger Orange beaded Marabou Bug my brother made for me and caught one Gill .I really wish I had the spinning outfit with a spinner for todays muddy conditions.
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