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 Re: Pointers for a First-Timer
[Re: fishincontrol]
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05/19/10 08:38 PM
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Sirjet
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Even learn to back a trailer. I know about 20 or 30 guys on Grapevine that needs to visit it.
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Re: Pointers for a First-Timer
[Re: Sirjet]
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05/19/10 08:40 PM
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COHLMEYER
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Even learn to back a trailer. I know about 20 or 30 guys on Grapevine that needs to visit it. +1000000
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Re: Pointers for a First-Timer
[Re: COHLMEYER]
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05/19/10 10:39 PM
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richard_hockley_texas
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truckgal, cudos to you on wanting to learn so you can enjoy the sport of bass fishing with your husband.
Along with practicing casting in the back yard I would seak out a close local pond and fish it as much as you can. If your able to put a good two months of fishing atleast a few times a week you will notice your fishing skills greatly increasing. Make sure the pond has a good catch rate.
Utilize the web and do alot of reading when your not at the pond.
Entering the third month you could plan a trip with your husband and surprise the heck out of him.
Good luck
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