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Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: Rockie Martin] #9495897 11/19/13 11:00 PM
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Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: HEAVY SACK (aka Crankinstein)] #9495947 11/19/13 11:26 PM
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BThomas TFF Guru B Joined: Feb 2009 Posts: 10,448 Rockwall	Originally Posted By: HEAVY SACK (aka Crankinstein) Oh no. Somebody's CAP LOCK button is about to get stuck again.

Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: Rockie Martin] #9495988 11/19/13 11:47 PM
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Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: Tiltman] #9496060 11/20/13 12:20 AM
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RRogers Pro Angler R Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 528	Originally Posted By: Tiltman Note to Refugio.....Quit your bragging! 200 days a year you lucky POS! And For sure you're not an expert! LOL None of us really are! But you are a goober who doesn't listen to good advice about whether that tub nitro can run in 6 inches of water or not! Just to keep it honest, I started a new job in May and now I have to work 190 days a year, up from 138, and yes 6 inches of water was just enough to get back out of the river the last time I was there.

Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: RRogers] #9496066 11/20/13 12:23 AM
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TDR2 TFF Celebrity T Joined: Jun 2008 Posts: 5,580 drabbuH	Originally Posted By: refugio Originally Posted By: Tiltman Note to Refugio.....Quit your bragging! 200 days a year you lucky POS! And For sure you're not an expert! LOL None of us really are! But you are a goober who doesn't listen to good advice about whether that tub nitro can run in 6 inches of water or not! Just to keep it honest, I started a new job in May and now I have to work 190 days a year, up from 138, and yes 6 inches of water was just enough to get back out of the river the last time I was there. You're an elusive neighbor P1

Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: RRogers] #9496079 11/20/13 12:28 AM
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Tiltman TFF Guru Joined: May 2004 Posts: 13,681 Rockwall, Texas	Originally Posted By: refugio Originally Posted By: Tiltman Note to Refugio.....Quit your bragging! 200 days a year you lucky POS! And For sure you're not an expert! LOL None of us really are! But you are a goober who doesn't listen to good advice about whether that tub nitro can run in 6 inches of water or not! Just to keep it honest, I started a new job in May and now I have to work 190 days a year, up from 138, and yes 6 inches of water was just enough to get back out of the river the last time I was there. And promptly get stuck 40 yards out !

Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: Tiltman] #9496106 11/20/13 12:35 AM
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RRogers Pro Angler R Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 528	Originally Posted By: Tiltman Originally Posted By: refugio Originally Posted By: Tiltman Note to Refugio.....Quit your bragging! 200 days a year you lucky POS! And For sure you're not an expert! LOL None of us really are! But you are a goober who doesn't listen to good advice about whether that tub nitro can run in 6 inches of water or not! Just to keep it honest, I started a new job in May and now I have to work 190 days a year, up from 138, and yes 6 inches of water was just enough to get back out of the river the last time I was there. And promptly get stuck 40 yards out ! No, I got stuck on the way in, it was just easier to keep going north then run back out. Coming out was a breeze, and yes it was scary as hell cause I wasn't very sure I would make it. That was my last day in the river, we need a monsoon. Who is Crankinstein, he scares me.

Re: Texas Parks and Wildlife recent Ray Hubbard Bass Survey [Re: TDR2] #9496209 11/20/13 01:05 AM
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RRogers Pro Angler R Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 528	Originally Posted By: TdRoss Originally Posted By: refugio Originally Posted By: Tiltman Note to Refugio.....Quit your bragging! 200 days a year you lucky POS! And For sure you're not an expert! LOL None of us really are! But you are a goober who doesn't listen to good advice about whether that tub nitro can run in 6 inches of water or not! Just to keep it honest, I started a new job in May and now I have to work 190 days a year, up from 138, and yes 6 inches of water was just enough to get back out of the river the last time I was there. You're an elusive neighbor Yea, the last time I saw you was the day I met you. If it wasn't for seeing you're boat from time to time I'd swear you moved. I hope none of you're dogs are males, this whiney dog of mine is about to come in to season. That will really wake the neighbors. http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/images/icons/default/laugh.gif Last edited by refugio; 11/20/13 01:06 AM.

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