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 Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/18/15 09:39 PM
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theduke
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How did it go, I'm planning on going Monday.
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Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/19/15 02:58 PM
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hook-line&sinker
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The trip went very well. That strong south wind is a booger especially at the end of the day. The 8 mile "float" is not for sissies!
>)));> Wishin' I was Fishin' <;(((<
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If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
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Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/19/15 04:21 PM
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J-Moe
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Excellent video, as always Ben!!!  theduke, The best fishing was right below the dam. 1/4 ounce white rooster tails fished deep was the ticket.
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Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/19/15 06:35 PM
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theduke
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Ok I saw 2 gentleman down there about an hour ago. When I pulled into west I passed a group of yakers leaving the Czech stop. Will Dicks Outpost shuttle you back to the damn or do they only do that if you use their equipment?
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Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/19/15 11:10 PM
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JTMAX
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Wow! The river has changed so much! I can't wait to get down there again.
At current flow, would you recommend a day trip half way down and back up? It's not too bad paddling back when they are generating, but it might be a little tough with the extra flow.
Cool vid, William
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Re: The Brazos below Lake Whitney..
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07/20/15 02:35 AM
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The guys all agreed that we could have caught lots of fish in the first two or three miles of the river and paddled a lot less. It is very tough when you get to that last mile or so before the take out. That strong south wind will really kick you in the keester.. I have started building a sail for my yak so when it comes time to paddle back up the Brazos I can use the wind to help  It might just work!
>)));> Wishin' I was Fishin' <;(((<
“Personnel is the most vital and important aspect of any industry.
If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
SCOTT REINARDY
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