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 Re: brazos below whitney
[Re: riverjunky93]
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06/24/10 08:22 PM
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riversmallie
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There are no good smallies in that stretch of the river. Don't look for them when the water recedes! Again, I say "no smallmouth below Whitney". I need to change my sign-on if I'm going to stand by that statement. Riverjunky; maybe you'll get into some good fishing @ the coast!
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Re: brazos below whitney
[Re: riversmallie]
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06/24/10 11:05 PM
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riverjunky93
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yes maybe hopfuly like when we went last year i got to show scott how to fish again
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Re: brazos below whitney
[Re: riverjunky93]
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06/24/10 11:15 PM
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Posts: 22
brazosratt
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One time out of 100.It will never happen again.Besides,who taught you how to fish in the first place!
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Re: brazos below whitney
[Re: brazosratt]
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06/25/10 01:23 AM
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Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 5,725
the big white dually
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 5,725 |
i've caught some pretty good sized bass down there. last summer i did best right after they finished releasing. i would wade out there. sometimes stand on a rock & fish off the top of it. im going to start striper fishing down there since i learned how to catch em. Hoping to purchase a airboat. the better fishing is downstream
1974 airgator, 15x7, 500 cadillac,74 inch q series prop
1/2 uhmw poly
2001 panther 18x8 502 chevy 2 to 1 reduction 3 blade
prop 1/2" uhmw
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Re: brazos below whitney
[Re: the big white dually]
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06/26/10 08:07 PM
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Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,710
StevenNDallas
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
Joined: Mar 2009
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Up top Thursday afternoon - fishing stunk completely - and so did the sulfur smelling water coming out of the dam.
Up above 2114 all Friday early till 3 pm, we had a great time, especially catching sandies and stripers and silver drum in the current.
All this years current has also scoured the river bottom and now there is more boulder structure than ever.
And less silt and weed growth
Unless you are wearing a grass skirt and sleeping in a ditch and eating only road kill, you too are part of 'the problem'.
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