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Last Fish on Sunday.....Solid Redear
Reflecting on a great holiday weekend.......what a great time for the perfect sunfish storm......high water, slight wind tide, Full moon and Overcast skies......great bite all weekend......
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on July 7, 2015 at 6:46am
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Thanks Troy.....all correct observations........it's funny how a couple foot long crackers can drive you in that direction....LOL......got plans for a couple REDEAR trips later this month using freshwater clams and crawlers, both should increase the catches in the areas I fish specifically the clam........these fish are in a region where they eat an abundance of small clams and their size proves the protein out.......
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Comment by Troy Dorman on July 7, 2015 at 6:04am
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You've had a really nice redear season...it seems like you've caught a lot more redear this year and big redear, way to go!
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