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k.a.m.
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American West, thanks for the input that was some pretty cool reading I never knew of this. I have read a lot on hatcheries but this slipped right by me. Thanks again.  |
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Toga
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| Nice catch K.A.M!! Tis cold here. I may go jig for some walleye if we get a 40 degree day or so soon. Winter steelhead fishing is starting to pick up here in Michigan as well for those who don't mind freezing their @rs3 off in the rivers..................I'll wait till March to go pound the steelies. |
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tex_toby
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Jealous is the word that coems to my mind....Yup, that's right. I'm as jealous as they come! 
By the way - you have to let Mrs KAM outfish you every now and then or selse you wouldn't have a fishin' partner!  J/K - MRS tex_toby would shoot me if she read this! HAH! 
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k.a.m.
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| Toga wrote: | | Nice catch K.A.M!! Tis cold here. I may go jig for some walleye if we get a 40 degree day or so soon. Winter steelhead fishing is starting to pick up here in Michigan as well for those who don't mind freezing their @rs3 off in the rivers..................I'll wait till March to go pound the steelies. |
Thanks Toga, I am not much into cold weather fishing anymore. I have a couple of Mustang suits for North sea work but the way I feel about cold now is if I have to put all that on I will just pass. I used to call people like that fare weather fishermen, I guess I have joined the ranks. |
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k.a.m.
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Location: Southeast Texas.
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| tex_toby wrote: | Jealous is the word that coems to my mind....Yup, that's right. I'm as jealous as they come!
By the way - you have to let Mrs KAM outfish you every now and then or selse you wouldn't have a fishin' partner! J/K - MRS tex_toby would shoot me if she read this! HAH! |
Thanks tex_toby, when Mrs.K.A.M. doesn't outfish me she will use the excuse that I bow front her. The outing before this one yielded six Reds and eleven Flounder it wasn't untill I had her pretty whipped down that she decided to change lure color, on the way home she told me from now on after your second fish in the boat I am changing colors I have learned my lesson. |
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Tarpon65
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Location: Sarasota, Florida
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Nice looking reds. I always forget Texas has a much more liberal policy on how many reds you are allowed to keep. Down here in Florida, it's one per day per person with a 27" maximum size limit.
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k.a.m.
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| Thanks Tarpon65, our limits run in the 20'' to 28'' slot you can retain three. We do have a bonus Red fish tag that will allow you to keep one over 28''. I rarely use it once they breech that size to me I just cut them loose. |
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