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Cigar Minnow
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I was this past weekend and had some very rude behavior from some other people wanting to fish the same bank I was and instead of running by me on the other side of the river they would run close enough that if I wanted to I could have hit them with a spinnerbait. So please next time you fish a tournament and there are other ones out of the same landing and they get to the spot before you do dont get mad find you another bank or get behind them. And this happend a Claiborne this weekend so you know who are there big blazer boat.
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Snapper
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should have been floundering anyway instead on that river in Alabama. You know, Bluff Springs Style!!!
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Cigar Minnow
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I have a better idea, I could have been teaching you how to catch a slot red
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Cigar Minnow
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What the matter does truth hurt.
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Mingo
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I absolutely agree. I dont jump ahead of someone fishing a shoreline, If I really want to fish it I will follow behind them. I cant tell you how many times someone has jumped in front of a shoreline I was fishing, I'm talking by 20 yards. Common courtesy goes a long way. Ive run as far as 20 miles to hit a hot spot or shoreline to fish it. If someone is already on it, as disappointed as I may be, I move on or fish used water. Ive actually done pretty good fishing behind folks.
FISH ON!
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White Marlin
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Mingo
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Thats what I'm talking about. Makes ya feel good!!!!!
FISH ON!
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