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Water color #11507151 03/29/16 12:45 AM
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Spent all day in local creeks around Garland, Plano, and Richardson on Saturday and fish were hard to locate. The water looked like ICETEA. Anyone having same issue in North Texas.


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Re: Water color [Re: Dtheg] #11507219 03/29/16 01:14 AM
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Been fishing mud the last few weeks and it has been way better than the gin variety of water by far.


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