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Jim McCants
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11 inch bluegill
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Took my brother-in-law fishing Wednesday and the fish were not biting too well. Only 5 bass about 1 pound each - BUT! I put on a new spinner that I had just purchased on Tuesday and cast it out.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim McCants Feb 20, 2013.
Copperhead blue gill on a Rapala
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Here in SC at a friend's small pond yesterday, had a blast with itsy bitsy minnow and this Rapala. I've tried to post 4 photos and can get only 1 to show up on the preview. Guess I'll learn how to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim McCants Jun 1, 2012.
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Bruce Condello has an article in April's North American Fisherman
If you don't know what a Meanmouth bass is, you need to read the article "Return of the Meanmouth" by Bruce Condello in April's "North American Fisherman".
Bruce, who is the guy holding the monster? Good article!
Jim
Posted on March 26, 2013 at 11:32am — 4 Comments
Big thank you to Carl Hendrix and David Eitutis for flies!
Just want to post a thank you to Carl and David for sending me some of the flies they have made. The PINK does the job! Jeffrey Abney you are the man! Attached is a picture of 2 pink flies that I tried out today, one on the left from Carl and on the right from David. Both are slow sinking flies and that is what the bluegill, crappie and bass wanted today.
Would not touch a top water popper. Nothing big today due to all the rain we've had here in the Lowcountry of South…
ContinuePosted on March 11, 2013 at 11:22am — 4 Comments
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