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WELL MY OLD BUDDY IS FINALLY GONE... I don't know what exactly he died of but surmise it was his diabetes....Of course his wife never notified me of his passing and I'm really mad about that.
Oh well DOUG had a great life filled with fishing and messing around .... he always owned a boat and we went many places fishing.
Down to Olney Illinois for one and we worrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrre that place out .....we caught mmmmmmany gills and crappies down there over a 25 year…
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for the first time ever I have finally caught a crappy! Not anything to brag about but a crappy nonetheless.
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Just wanted to share our most current E-Zine issue.…
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While I prefer using slip floats, I would like to know how to properly rig both the slip and fixed Thill type of floats. Which floats to use for different water/wind conditions, etc. Would appreciate and info I could get.
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We got into the Shellcrackers pretty good on the Roanoke River near Plymouth, NC.…
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I love catching sunfish. There's hardly any other warm water species of fish that look as brilliant in the sunlight. And table fare, one of the best! And talk about putting up a fight, like fighting a cast iron skillet with fins!!!
Here are a few replica reproductions I have produced, all are original works.....
12-inch 2-pound Bluegill
10.25-inch 1.2-pound Pumpkinseed…
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Last weekend I had the opportunity to go back home for a few days and spend time with my familly. The fiance came with me and we decided we wanted to go fishing. Once we got home we spent the night with my older brother Carlos and had asome fun. The next morning I woke up my little brother early in the morning and the three of us (including my fiance) went up to pyramid lake in California to do some fishing. We wernt species specific but we did hear that they had stocked with trout a few…
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Calling Jeffrey Abney
https://palmettoflynfish.blogspot.com/2018/12/dont-stay-home-because-of-weather.html
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Calling Jeffrey Abney
https://palmettoflynfish.blogspot.com/2018/12/dont-stay-home-because-of-weather.html
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We had a blast with a bunch of late spawning gills over the 4th of July holiday here in northern Michigan. The fish were in bedding areas in 4 to 5 feet of water and were very aggressive. Several came on Bully Spiders on the fly rod. …
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Back in 2012 I had a 5/8 acre pond dug. About one forth of it is ten feet deep, the rest tapers off to nothing. After a couple years the algae started growing. Last year I used a leaf rake and went around the entire pond, a week later you couldn't tell it. This year I had three feet of algae around the edge and islands of it here and there in the middle. I decided to start a pond dye treatment. I did it two weeks ago with plans to do it eight weeks later and start again in the next spring. A…
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