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Bagleys Swamp Twins- Banded Coppernose
These fish were coming out very dark and with some stress in the live well they changed over to these distinct band markings.....
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on October 11, 2012 at 8:28am
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Some great May fish out of Bagley's Swamp Tooty.....got to contend with a few cottonmouths there though....LOL
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Many fish have the banding and it's more apparent under stress but these fish coming out of this area always show off their stripes a little more for some reason.....Thanks Dick!
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Comment by dick tabbert on June 3, 2012 at 10:15am
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Love the patterning on the fish Jeffrey niceeeeee.
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My dad can't wait to get back in Bagley's Swamp with his favorite popping bug......Big gills like this on a flyrod is one of the main reasons he still makes the 1100 mile track from Louisiana to come fish with me in North Carolina........can't wait for the fun to begin!
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Saddle Up....time to head out again........
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