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 Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/28/16 06:00 PM
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Big1Bass
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The Elites are fishing 3 Lakes in Texas Next year.. Conroe, TB and Rayburn.. Enjoy it while you can because next year the pressure will double or triple.. These guys will figure out how to catch them on all 3..
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/28/16 06:00 PM
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Big1Bass
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In 2018 Guntersville will be on fire again..
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/28/16 06:15 PM
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J.H.S.
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Maybe the fish are evolving and the fisherman aren't. Mother nature is smarter than we are. Just because it isn't as easy as it seemingly once was, doesn't mean there is anything wrong. The fish will get wiser with time. Fisherman will also have to adapt.
Live Daringly, Boldy, and Fearlessly....Embrace the Challenge So That You May Feel the Exhiliration of Victory.
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/28/16 09:58 PM
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Dr JL
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Yeah we can target old tires and trash piles instead of vegetation and weed lines...
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/28/16 11:36 PM
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Scott Gordon
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Guntersville is essentially Alabama's "Lake Fork" due to its popularity and history of producing solid limits and big bass! We have hosted a BIG BASS TOUR event on Guntersville for the past five years and we consistently see a lot of big bass cross the stage. In fact last year we saw a record number of bass weighed each day and it took nearly a five pound minimum just to finish in the hourly top-ten payouts! What I love about Guntersville is no matter what your preferred style of fishing you will find it there! From docks to the infamous grass, humps, riprap, deep, shallow, bluffs, rock, timber, boat houses, road beds, and a ton more!
Scott Gordon
Tournament Director
Bass Pro Shops Cabelas Big Bass Tour
scott@bigbasstour.com
214-801-2611
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
[Re: fouzman]
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10/29/16 12:39 AM
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heybaylor
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catch release and die is what I read in the article
heybaylor
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
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10/29/16 01:44 AM
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9094
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catch release and die is what I read in the article l I hear and read this a lot. Regardless of how many die the percentage that survive is more and 100% more than 25 years ago when it was catch and kill.
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Re: Has Fishing Pressure Killed Guntersville?
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10/29/16 02:25 AM
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Mark Jones
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catch release and die is what I read in the article Lol, that whopping 10% number has you rattled huh?
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