I went after work on Wed. to Twelve Mile to do a couple hours of perch fishing. Only caught one and one got away. I ran into the Twelve Mile Legend (Cajun Dave) and the Bistineau King (Dman). Of course between to the two of them, they had a nice mess of fish. I may try TMB late Saturday afternoon this weekend. I hope CD and Dman left me some fish.

Earl

I cannot believe that you guys are actually fishing for sac-a-lait - and catching 'em! - in Twelve-Mile Bayou! Something good must have happened to it during the past 40-odd years. I recall back then the only things to be caught in it were right below the Caddo dam - mostly gar, cats, gou, a few barfish and spotted bass, mooneyes, and skipjacks. White perch? Get a grip, buddy! Maybe changes are not all bad!
Pete

40 years???? And you accuse me of calling you old?
Congratulations guys, if cd can't get a mess out of tmb, they ain't there.

Boatstall, the way I understand it is, many people fish and some are fishermen. CD for sure fits in the latter category. Dave, one day I'll head north and take up that invitation. Then again as someone else quotes, "if you can do it, it ain't bragging, just a fact".
"gene"

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Which way did they go, which way did they go!

Hard to beat them two old pros Earl! Maybe when we grow up we can hang in there with em!

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There are two things to aim at in life: First, to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieves the second. Author unknown, but I like it!

Thanks for the report Earl and like Steve said, when we grow old maybe we can be a legend like them! lol Just kidding guys.

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