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 Re: Bass are Hungry...Unknown Fishermen?
[Re: keith]
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05/02/07 09:23 PM
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BigMoney74
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Can you buy LMB at Kroger or HEB? Hmmm.....
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Re: Bass are Hungry...Unknown Fishermen?
[Re: Keith Stone!]
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05/03/07 03:49 AM
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crazeeecajunn
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it may just be me, but the fish on the far left looks like it might not quite be 14 inches
Give a man a fish, and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.
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Re: Bass are Hungry...Unknown Fishermen?
[Re: crazeeecajunn]
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05/03/07 01:23 PM
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BigMoney74
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it may just be me, but the fish on the far left looks like it might not quite be 14 inches Not at first. But when you run a stringer through its mouth, break its jaw and stretch it out a bit it...
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 Re: Bass are Hungry...Unknown Fishermen?
[Re: GOATBOY2211]
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05/03/07 01:24 PM
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I really didn't mean to start any sort of controvery with this picture. I believe that there are 12 fish on the stringer and only 7 were actually harvested. The largest of them were peacefully released.... their lucky day. They were caught in a private pond, so there are no minimum length requirements and no daily bag limit. I find it interesting that I also posted a picture from the previous day were we caught seventeen catfish that were all kept and fried and no one gave a hoot. But keep a few bass and that is criminal.
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