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 Raining Fish in Texarkana
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12/30/21 07:00 PM
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Darin S.
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Re: Raining Fish in Texarkana
[Re: Darin S.]
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12/30/21 07:26 PM
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bassnman
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I have heard of it but have never seen it. Pretty cool.
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Re: Raining Fish in Texarkana
[Re: Darin S.]
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12/30/21 08:39 PM
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hopalong
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happened once when I was about 8-9, spring storms in Okiecity and had some naders with them.
had minnows, shad, perch in the street. nearest lake was probably 20 mi. or more
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Re: Raining Fish in Texarkana
[Re: Darin S.]
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12/31/21 02:08 AM
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Billy Blazer 300 HPDI
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My ex Wife’s father was a cotton, grain farmer near Bishop Tx, South of Corpus. We had a pretty good Tropical Storm or something of that nature, been to many years. I showed up to check on the in laws after it was over. He said you got to see this. He had a number two wash tub with about 15 or 20 small sand bass, or white bass as they call them in South Texas. He scooped them up out of a low spot in his plowed grain field not far from his house. My guess it was a small tornado, got sucked out of a tank or creek and dropped them in his plowed field. There were quite a few more on the ground around the low spot.
I never seen anything like it.
Thanks, Billy
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