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Ashley and I were back out on Lake Travis after all the central Texas flooding. The lake is still running appx 6' high and just a bit off color. That did not...
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Comment by kent meadows on June 20, 2016 at 7:21am
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Slip Slinker, we are in 14' to 22' in this vid. Yes Ash love that drop shot business. Thanks so much for your response.
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Comment by Slip Sinker on June 17, 2016 at 12:53am
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Kent and Ashley i really enjoy your videos!
great job on the editing... the music is great!
how deep were you dropshotting?
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Its time for our weekly video. Thankfully our home lake has reopened for boating again and we were able to really spend some time on a new location we briefly fished a few weeks ago prior to flooding...needless to say the fish were still there. Not our biggest but certainly some of the most colorful. Almost all were in the 8.5" to 10" range. Ashley's baits (natural worms) beat my home tied jig 5 to 1...but she dosen't brag to much lol...anyway its a long video and we hope you enjoy it
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