Beautiful Grape Faced Male Coppernose…..6/22/2025
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RENDEZVOUS V PIC
I hope everyone that has pic from Rendezvous V puts them here ! We had way too much fun between the storms , the thunder , and the power going off for a couple of hours .
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Permalink Reply by Keith Ritter on
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My Wife and kids got to come at different times over the weekend and made it very special for me.
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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LOL;; MUST BE GARRETT HERE ! GLAD YOU GUYS HAD A GREAT TIME
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We caught several several catfish. I think they were moving in to spawn and that may have lead to scattering the bluegills and crackers. This was the best one right at 6 lbs.
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HECK OF A NICE KITTIE ! BET IT GOT -- FRIED !!
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