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Comment by John Sheehan on June 7, 2019 at 9:53am
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Thanks Man! Still ,nice variety you got . I threw small poppers on a UL spinning rod also yesterday but all fish came on the flyrod .
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Comment by Tinknocker1 on June 7, 2019 at 9:36am
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I left my flyrod in the truck yesterday morning because the wind was blowing and I grabbed my ultralight I got a 1/4 mile up the shoreline and wish I took my flyrod wind died off I caught some white bass ,smallmouths ,rock bass and gills had a nice fish fry of gills and rock bass but lesson learned I should of took the flyrod with me also .. I like your little metal fly box I have one like it also if I can the pic up I will post it for you .. keep after them buddy
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Yea Tinknocker .Caught all Bluegills but i saw at least one Pumkinseed on a nest and only one Rockmass in the huge colony of Bluegill nests.
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doing a little bug tossing buddy ?
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