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Jeffrey D. Abney's Blog – October 2017 Archive (1)
Best Of October 2017....Tidal Crappie on The Albemarle
The month started on the Coastal Marsh with some solid fish on shallow cover.......
All of these ventures are on pole and line........I loved this technique as a kid and go back to it every year.......…
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