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 Carp around Cedar Creek area
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01/08/17 11:00 PM
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Catcrazy06
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Is there any place around cedar creek lake / Kemp area to get carp or to buy it?
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Re: Carp around Cedar Creek area
[Re: Catcrazy06]
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01/09/17 12:53 PM
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Wildman of the navidad
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The Mexican meat markets sell buffalo or at least in San Antonio they do Google the nearest fiesta grocery to you
Psalm:91
Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry
and squeeze the water out of rocks when he was thirsty"
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Re: Carp around Cedar Creek area
[Re: Catcrazy06]
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01/09/17 03:02 PM
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dmunsie
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Joe Pool Lake, couple cans of sweet corn, catch all you need.
Last edited by dmunsie; 01/09/17 03:02 PM.
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Re: Carp around Cedar Creek area
[Re: Catcrazy06]
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01/09/17 10:53 PM
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Catcrazy06
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I've caught them at cedar creek a few times up shallow and in the cast net, but I didn't know what their pattern is in the winter, they move to deeper water?
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Re: Carp around Cedar Creek area
[Re: Catcrazy06]
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01/12/17 02:06 AM
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MBDLAW
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they are still shallow when its sunny like this - i catch them on corn, but it is slow going - i luckily keep them frozen for catfish bait all winter... then switch to pork leftovers from brookshires in seven points...
MBD
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Re: Carp around Cedar Creek area
[Re: Catcrazy06]
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01/19/17 12:54 PM
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fiSherwood
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Please keep just the smaller ones; the larger (10#+) are great sport on rod and line...
Thanks!
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