Reply With QuoteIt might not be what you wanted to catch but catching ANY fish erases the skunk in my book!
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Well you did get slime on your hands. lol
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It's not the numbers or the size, it's the time spent on the water!Ketchn LIKED above post
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It might not be what you wanted to catch but catching ANY fish erases the skunk in my book!
Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing.
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sometimes it goes that away , pretty sure your gunna ketch em well and not a one of the target fish hit your hand , go figureOriginally Posted by gabowman
It might not be what you wanted to catch but catching ANY fish erases the skunk in my book!
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I vote No Skunk! BTW Ketchn, your post now kinda years gone by about the micro jigs in winter paid the bills the last 2 days on Ross Barnett. I'm posting the trip up but want to thank you again for taking the time to share techniques that work. Last winter I killed the Crappie on The Rez with it and the last 2 days served Humble Pie to a whole bunch of Shiner guys.
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You were catching fish Bud but they kept falling in the bottom of my cooler. Even a 2in Baby Shad was way too big.
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late spawn shad are some of the most vulnerable/fragile bait fish ever when it gets chilly , and there may be other types of late spawn species they are after as well , but to be sure factually there are those days if it ain't really small they ain't gunna play .....
glad you put some in the box bro ....KABOOM is the word
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For you Ketchn, anything less than 10 crappie would be considered a skunk!
