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  1. 10-12-2014, 09:08 PM #1
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    I have been working my tail off and hadn't had a chance to take the boat out for a good while. Had a hunch I might get on a few fish out of jack millers. Took a friend of mine a little down on his luck and the good Lord blessed us with a very enjoyable trip. Some on shiners, most on jigs (red/chartreuse). They were in 6-8 ft of water. Big boy was 14"
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    great trip.....you havn't lost your touch........
    The "King" is coming
    This could be the Day....
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    You did well my friend. I like you have been too busy to fish but that will change shortly.
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    That's a good trip for sure
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    PS, I wasn't sure I had a clue how catch those sneaky fish anymore, but we got lucky and figured em out early.

    Gene, no doubt a trip like that will have me tinkering on the edge of going back after them every spare minute I get...By the way, I was out there with my brand new 12' jigging rod trying to turn over a new leaf and learn how to tight line them, but they were wanting it under a slip cork for some reason. I did catch a handful on the tight line rig though, I guess it was a good start...
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    Jig poles work good with slip corks especially around stumps and tops.

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    Good catch! We like surf and turf! You keep hammering them and I'll supply les ecureuil!!!
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    Ecureuill, may cher, I could so'nuf eat a pot of them babies. All my hunting woods have been destroyed by saltwater, hurricanes, or are posted for deer hunting.
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    That's a nice catch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene" View Post
    Ecureuill, may cher, I could so'nuf eat a pot of them babies. All my hunting woods have been destroyed by saltwater, hurricanes, or are posted for deer hunting.
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    Do they eat figs?
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