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 Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/02/12 09:52 PM
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Rough fish
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hey guys headed up there this friday looks like we will be trolling what colors types are you guys having luck with if any?
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
[Re: Rough fish]
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05/02/12 10:06 PM
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JD Lyle
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Trolling ? And admitting it  Turn off your motor and drop slabs or chunk swim baits..fish are so easy to find it is not necessary to snag and drag Get ya some nanna sassy Shad from moe's tackle along with 3/4 or 1 oz jig heads...or any slab he has in stock...it just doesn't really matter.. It's so easy right now, even a caveman or moe himself can catch fish
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/02/12 10:15 PM
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paddling oar's
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Hey IS went out with one of your guides in November. Me and Clint are trolling in kayaks, no motor to scare off fish. We are going to give the umbrellas a try since all the rave everyone has giving them. More seems to be out of a lot these days( since the sale) I'm waiting to try out that two follies looking sassy but it still shows as 0.00 on the price so I assume he is still out.
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
[Re: Rough fish]
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05/02/12 10:21 PM
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JD Lyle
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I wasn't worried about ya scaring the fish...just saying that it isn't necessary ..
I'd be real curious to hear how y'all do on those small umbrella rigs..I bet they will be killer right now..
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/02/12 10:33 PM
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paddling oar's
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We will be along the cliffs by Eisenhower because south wind blowing Friday kinda a drop off so I'm not sure if I can anchor. And suprisingly trolling from a kayak has been quit good. Wish there was not going to be wind or we might venture out to the islands.
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/02/12 10:39 PM
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FishBeeLowMe
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Trolling ? And admitting it Turn off your motor and drop slabs or chunk swim baits..fish are so easy to find it is not necessary to snag and drag Get ya some nanna sassy Shad from moe's tackle along with 3/4 or 1 oz jig heads...or any slab he has in stock...it just doesn't really matter.. It's so easy right now, even a caveman or moe himself can catch fish Ummmm that's pretty easy if I can look like an all-star! What JD said! Sassy Shad are a chunk and reel bait, not hard at all. Let your soft plastic bait sink to where ya r markN fish, the reel! Drop the slab straight down and wiggle it! Don't burn all that gas trollN!
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/02/12 11:13 PM
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Texomalvr
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JD,
Off topic, but are your cabins booked Memorial Day weekend?
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Re: Lake Texoma Striper bait of choice?
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05/03/12 12:34 AM
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JD Lyle
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Well not to hijack this thread.. They were , But I just had a cancelation tonight
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