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 Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: David Lee]
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03/17/09 02:23 AM
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Lakeguide
TFF Guru
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 OK - OSD, Back to the OT!!!!!! I cant believe they let you out of your cage again! 
Last edited by *Lakeguide*; 03/17/09 02:23 AM.
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: Lakeguide]
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03/17/09 01:10 PM
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snowyriver6
Extreme Angler
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I fished texoma before there were stripers in it. I used to fish during the sand bass festival in madil and taught them how to filet a fish. I remember the big dwebate over whether to put stripers in the lake. There is not a inch of it I havent been over. If theres a striper in that lake, I can find it.
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: snowyriver6]
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03/17/09 06:11 PM
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Slabman ‘180’
Extreme Angler
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I fished texoma before there were stripers in it. I used to fish during the sand bass festival in madil and taught them how to filet a fish. I remember the big dwebate over whether to put stripers in the lake. There is not a inch of it I havent been over. If theres a striper in that lake, I can find it. Good thing there or more than "a striper" in it. Would be fun watching you get out there and just get that one striper. But from the sounds of it, you would be up to the task at hand. 
US Army Vet, Maker of “TNT 180 Slabsâ€
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: TheRodFather]
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03/17/09 08:56 PM
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snowyriver6
Extreme Angler
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after fishing all day, I can find the stripers too. There aint a striper out there I havent approached with beer in hand. If you know of one, or one that wants to be, or one that knows one, just point me her direction and we'll get down to business pretty quick.
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: snowyriver6]
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03/17/09 09:10 PM
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Slabman ‘180’
Extreme Angler
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Lol, okay. What would the odds be that their is a beer in hand right now....
US Army Vet, Maker of “TNT 180 Slabsâ€
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: snowyriver6]
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03/17/09 09:22 PM
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TxJole
Extreme Angler
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after fishing all day, I can find the stripers too. There aint a striper out there I havent approached with beer in hand. If you know of one, or one that wants to be, or one that knows one, just point me her direction and we'll get down to business pretty quick. WHAT????
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: TxJole]
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03/17/09 09:37 PM
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J.B.
Angler
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Snowy:
That's "Striper"
Not "Stripper"
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: J.B.]
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03/17/09 11:41 PM
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snowyriver6
Extreme Angler
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oh, sorry bout that. Yea, I've had one or two. A man asked if I wanted a beer . I told him yes, as long as its a pearl
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: snowyriver6]
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03/18/09 06:37 PM
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LL
Extreme Angler
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You won't find a true answer here. The one you seek passed a few years back. Good friend of my grandpa...I still have maps that he drew me when I was in high school.  Joe MooreBut I can tell you...the ones I know will put you on fish ar JD Lyle, Nial Maytubby, Mark McNamara and Tinker. There are many others that come highly recommended.
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: LL]
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03/18/09 11:41 PM
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Mike-thetoolman
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What a Class--Nice Guys I think ill go crawdad huntin-LOL
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: Mike-thetoolman]
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03/19/09 03:10 AM
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JDavis7873®
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Pink rabbit
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OSD, Strippers is spelled with two "p's" and I'm gonna go out on a limb and say their aren't very many good ones around Texoma, much less a best.  A good friend of mine's FIL is a guide out of Kingston. If you're looking for a hell of a good time, I hear that he's the one you want. I'll see if I can locate his info.
drinking pink rabbits
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: LL]
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03/19/09 03:16 PM
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dgruff
Pro Angler
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Pro Angler
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You won't find a true answer here. The one you seek passed a few years back. Good friend of my grandpa...I still have maps that he drew me when I was in high school. Joe MooreBut I can tell you...the ones I know will put you on fish ar JD Lyle, Nial Maytubby, Mark McNamara and Tinker. There are many others that come highly recommended. Sad to say, but Tinker won't. He died last month.
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Re: Best Guide on Texoma
[Re: LL]
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03/23/09 12:54 AM
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squiggy
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Chris over @ striper express.He catches fish when everyone else cant.Take it to the bank.
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