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  1. 05-30-2017, 10:29 PM #1
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    Anybody ever heard of hickson lake in dagmar...i haven't been there in years...my dad and I use to go there every spring to slam the crappie...i was wondering if anybody knows if it's still as good as it was about 15 years ago
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    hmmm, i don't even know where Dagmar is, hehehe. Sorry.
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    I'm sure Dagmar is a flooded mess right now! Killed a few deer out of them bottoms. Dont over look Robe Bayou this fall👍
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    Never fished it, i have killed lots of ducks and a few deer there. There used to be a bunch of otters that called Hixson home
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    I'm giving it a try this fall before duck season...i even remember the jig we used and it was a jig and cork technique!!!!
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