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 Looking for Gizzard Shad in Plano Area
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03/16/18 05:20 PM
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WalleyeHunterII
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Anyone have any Information on where I can buy some large gizzard shad in Plano area for blues ?
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Re: Looking for Gizzard Shad in Plano Area
[Re: WalleyeHunterII]
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03/16/18 05:44 PM
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erittmueller
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Ask Carey Thorn - Texas Oklahoma Fishing (tarponfly) if he is still selling any, he's in Plano.
Eric
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Re: Looking for Gizzard Shad in Plano Area
[Re: WalleyeHunterII]
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03/16/18 06:01 PM
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WalleyeHunterII
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Thanks Eric. I’ll check with him
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Re: Looking for Gizzard Shad in Plano Area
[Re: WalleyeHunterII]
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03/16/18 06:07 PM
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spazm09
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Might be easier to buy a cast net and catch your own. If you're fishing from a boat, I would definitely just get a cast net and learn where to catch the gizzards. It's a little harder to locate them from the shore.
Personally, I find it easier to just catch bluegill for bait.
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