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 Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: 210amatuerangler]
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07/02/11 01:53 PM
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Droyhef
TFF Team Angler
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8'+ alligator gar, 50+ blue and flatty, dd lmb. Red ear over 2 and a bluegill over 2 would be cool as well. Im gonna try to get them all this year.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Bittercreek]
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07/03/11 07:22 AM
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cfiloteo
Outdoorsman
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Outdoorsman
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A 5 lb Guadalupe Bass. I have only caught a 2 pounder once
"A bad day of fishing is always better than a good day at work."
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: SteveHummert]
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07/03/11 11:12 AM
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jno
Pro Angler
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Pro Angler
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: jno]
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07/03/11 06:12 PM
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Posts: 325
sofleye23
Angler
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For me it's a toss up between a 15lb+ Golden Dorado from Argentina, or a 15lb+ River Striper ( All on the fly rod of course.)
"If you fall on the concrete, that's your as-phalt"
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Bittercreek]
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07/03/11 07:01 PM
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Dognot
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The only thing worse than a porta potty in the wintertime is a porta potty in the summertime.
You can’t stop the man from learning the hard way or he will continue to be stupid. It’s just the way it has to be......Mudshark
The Lion and Tiger may be king of the jungle. But the wolf doesn't perform in the circus.....UGLYSHCTICK
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Dognot]
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07/04/11 03:15 PM
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Posts: 9,298
ScottEvil
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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50# Wild US common carp
200# Gator Gar
50" Musky
Bowfishing sucks
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: ScottEvil]
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07/04/11 03:35 PM
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Posts: 2,089
AgSellers04
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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The 10lb Bass is sitll it for me
PBs LMB- 11 lbs., 7 oz. Falcon  Striper- 40 lb. Long Is. Sound BlueCat- 30 lb. Texoma Hybrid-8.2 lb. Lewisville Cutthroat Trout-22" Yellowstone R, WY Rainbow Trout- 21" Blitzen R, OR Steelhead- 8 lb. Umpqua R, OR Redfish-20 lb. Panama C. Bay, FL
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: nax]
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07/04/11 04:14 PM
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Royal1k
Green Horn
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Green Horn
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How about keeper-sized fish in general from the boat?! Since getting my first boat back in May, I haven been unable to catch decent fish. I think we've caught maybe 5 keepers total. We;ve caught plenty of undersized fish, but we're lacking in the keeper department. Heck, I can catch more keepers from the bank than I can from my boat! +1. Any fish that I'm actually targeting from the boat would be nice. I've been out searching for crappie and have only managed to land a couple catfish and some Guadalupe bass.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Royal1k]
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07/05/11 03:52 PM
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ez_4_u00
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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I am with the Muskie guys. However I am looking for a 55" fish, already have hit the 50.5 and 54". Catching a 55" fish is one thing I doubt I will ever do but I keep trying.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: ez_4_u00]
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07/06/11 01:58 AM
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crankn101
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I am with the Muskie guys. However I am looking for a 55" fish, already have hit the 50.5 and 54". Catching a 55" fish is one thing I doubt I will ever do but I keep trying. What lakes were you fishing? If you want you can PM me if not thats OK too. Casting or trolling? I have only fished LOTW and we do alright casting for them. The biggest was 49" but would love to step it up.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: crankn101]
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07/06/11 01:32 PM
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Mo
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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I want a 15 lb hybrid, a 20 + lb striper , and a 3 lb crappie.
I am 3.5 lbs shy on the hybrid , 2.5 lbs shy on the striper ,
and 2oz shy on the crappie.
As for a species I would love to catch and have not , it has to be a
golden dorado from S America.
MO
 MY BACKYARD , 20,000 ACRES , NO MOWING 
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Bittercreek]
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07/06/11 02:08 PM
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N8tivFish
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Outdoorsman
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16"+ Guadalupe Bass on the Fly on a kayak fishing float on either the Llano, Nueces or Sabinal.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: N8tivFish]
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07/06/11 04:13 PM
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Posts: 431
Chuck Elliott
Angler
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Angler
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6lb Texas Smallmouth
Getting close!! See Sig \/\/\/\/
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Chuck Elliott]
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07/06/11 11:15 PM
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Bankside Bartman
Extreme Angler
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Extreme Angler
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4lb 10 oz crappie in Texas just to brag and I really really want my daughter to catch it.
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Re: What is Your "Holy Grail" Species in Freshwater?
[Re: Chuck Elliott]
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07/23/11 10:19 PM
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Posts: 237
bigjim
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Outdoorsman
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Posts: 237 |
6lb Texas Smallmouth
Getting close!! See Sig \/\/\/\/
+1
Jim Britton Granbury,Tx
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