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 Re: January Sam Rayburn
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01/04/17 02:26 PM
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Kristopher Douglas.
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So you are saying my left over blue flek worms from squaw won't work? out deep on a ridge yes. Everybody knows that that all the sacks get caught out deep on a ridge.
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
[Re: saibling]
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01/04/17 03:10 PM
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Bigron119
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Made first trip to big Sam today after storms blew through, Ray Due and I spent five hours searching for and finding Bass stacked. We finished with 23 bass 7 keepers. Most fish bit Texas rigged brush hogs off main points. We did catch a couple shallow but majority in 8 to 16 foot. Water 58-60 degrees and slightly stained. Gonna take more than just "Keepers" for Bass Champs! 
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
[Re: saibling]
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01/04/17 05:11 PM
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BASS COACH
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I'm with you Andrew...wish they would start tournament fishing a little later....like they use to....late feb. and early march. Just seems like everyone is trying to start earlier than the other, but they are still getting their money.
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
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01/04/17 05:25 PM
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RBO
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I'm with you Andrew...wish they would start tournament fishing a little later....like they use to....late feb. and early march. Just seems like everyone is trying to start earlier than the other, but they are still getting their money. Postponing the the opening dates of the circuit events inevitably pushes them deeper into the hot summer months. Livewell mortality and deep fish not fizzed correctly leads to dead loss. I'd rather bundle up than face the music from the anti fishing crowd....
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
[Re: Bigron119]
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01/04/17 06:00 PM
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the skipper
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Made first trip to big Sam today after storms blew through, Ray Due and I spent five hours searching for and finding Bass stacked. We finished with 23 bass 7 keepers. Most fish bit Texas rigged brush hogs off main points. We did catch a couple shallow but majority in 8 to 16 foot. Water 58-60 degrees and slightly stained. Gonna take more than just "Keepers" for Bass Champs! Yep. Good to hear a report though and could lead someone in the right direction. We will see what this next cold spell does to water temps.
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
[Re: saibling]
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01/04/17 07:31 PM
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BASS COACH
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not me on later tournaments....depends on the fisherman and his fish care....of course it is a little tougher in the summer, but i sure liked punching that grass...when there was some, lol.....everyone has got their opinion.
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
[Re: Andrew Y'Barbo]
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01/04/17 07:47 PM
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Billy Blazer 300 HPDI
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I just wish we could wait till march to start our tournament season. I'm with Andrew, we are going to freeze our Choochies off in a couple of week more than likley. I think its been in the 30's for the last 2 BFL's on Rayburn.
Thanks, Billy
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Re: January Sam Rayburn
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01/04/17 09:31 PM
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Flooringit
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It's suppose to be warm for fist basschamps
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