Fish Attractant in the Coastal N.C. Marsh…..7/4/2025
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Emerald Tail Black Crappie……7/3/2025
"It may be a brackish water thing…..these fish are living in an area just a mile from dense…"
Nice Channel Cat Grabbed the Jig Under a Float…..7/3/2025
"Anywhere you have food and a little current you have plenty of channel cat……had…"
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Emerald Tail Black Crappie……7/3/2025
You only get these markings right after the catch….they go dark in minutes…
"Heavy rains yesterday and into the night, so with it cooled down this morning and overcast, we hit the coastal marsh….intuition was right!"
Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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Callen and Lucas Are My New Fishing Buddies…..Wyboo Creek, SC…..6/29/2025
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I have read somewhere that there is a small, natural, population of these artic grayling in far Northern Michigan. Do you know if this is true? Are these strictly a river fish? I plan on getting to this part of Michigan sometime in the future and if these grayling are there I want to give them a try. Thanks.