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Redear heaven!
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I took my float tube and my 7', 3-wt St Croix fly rod along with some woolly buggers and cap spiders to Loy Lake today for some fun. Boy, did I ever have fun!! I caught them on the beds and brought…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by J. B. Hillard Jun 1, 2011.
10" redear
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I went bass fishing on a local lake today using a 4" lizard and caught this nice 10" redear as a bonus.[IMG]…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by James Micheal Landrum Mar 29, 2011.
Fly Fishing For Bream
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This is an article I wrote about 6 or 7 years ago that I thought some of you guys might find helpful. FLYFISHING FOR BREAMBy Cliff HilbertWhen I was in my teens in New Orleans my grandmother gave me…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by mike hoy Jan 3, 2011.
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- Texas is where I live. I'm from New Orleans
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I’ve seen these guys in Louisiana and North Carolina…..one of the reasons I like pink jigs, the…
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