Reply With Quote10 inch Gills in public waters are hard to come by down here. Congratulations on the catches!
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Today was a total blast. I fished differently than yesterday. The cattails extend 12 to 15 feet from the bank in most places around the shore. I used my 9 ft Southern Crappie and my 12 ft BnM to drop trout magnets into the openings of the cattails. Holy cow it barely hit the water and "fish on". In about 2 hours we boated and released an estimated 50 8 1/2 to 10" gills. It made this old man smile and I haven't done that in quite some time.
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10 inch Gills in public waters are hard to come by down here. Congratulations on the catches!
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Sounds like a great day fishing
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Wow, what a day, and as said above on public waters! Fish and smile on!
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I have never been a picture taker but I do occasionally. I will try to get some posted from future trips.
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Let me clarify please. This body of water is privately owned but anybody and everybody goes there to fish with permission or not. Mostly not. So I guess it is semi-public
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good stuff for sure , i used to cattail with a long rod for sunfish with about 3 foot of line off the tip of a 14 foot fiberglass pole
its all fun and games till a big bass hits it
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