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    Fished 7 or so til 1. 70 or so total with 10 keepers. Came back with 9 because my partner let best one jump back in trying to measure it. I saw just as it jumped and was only n13.75 so no whopper but our best today. Started at persimmon hiil, work the dam and only picked up 2 keepers out of about 25 so we headed east. Stayed in 27-28 ft and pulled 60 back up to 90. Lots more fish were east. Went with a brickmason and never could get him to put up his brella. He was used to working outdoors.
    Crappie bite twice a day. 15 minutes before I get there and 10 minutes after I leave.
    The sheep live in fear of the wolf but in the end it's the shepherd that eats them.
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    a gun the goes bang when it is supposed to go click.
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    Ya'll done good, I work in the heat myself. When in a boat it's a bit different, got heat coming from 3 sides, the sun, the water and the heat off the boat (mines aluminum) so it heats up good. I will say, iron workers, asphalt pavers, roofers and masonry boys is a tough bunch, work with them everyday. I like my brella, rather if I need it or not this time of year.. Enid 7/17

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    Wow! Nice catch. Thanks for the report.
    Be safe and good luck fishing

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