Report from Grizzly Jig.

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Originally Posted by RCC

I snagged a few good hand shakes today.

Steve Coleman, Creekslick, Ski Trip, MDperson and spouse, and Wally Marshall. I hope some of their fish catching mojo rubbed off. I had a great time visiting and laughing with the great folks from AR C.C and was introduced to a few new crappie.com'ers (... young Missouri dude. Wayne, what was his handle?...

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Speck!!! Took all night to remember that one.

Yes speck is the mod on the Missouri board.

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Originally Posted by RCC

Speck!!! Took all night to remember that one.

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Speck.....Is not a young dude by no means....and he is uglier then WB.

Who was the tall guy between speck and yikes. Was that crappie stalker? Dang memory is slipping, ears are going out. I think I need a rebuild.

RCC,

Casie and I enjoyed fellowshipping with you and all the others that we met from the CDC. If there is anyone out there that has not ever went to the jig show I highly encourage it. All the pros were great to talk to and we learned a lot from their talks. The Mansfields do one heck of a job putting this all together. Last if your one of those guys that have one of those high dollar sonars and do not know how to use it then you really need to take the time to drive up and take the humminbird seminar. I learned alot from it and I don't even have one. I know one thing next year I will be back up there and I hope to see more of you there.

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Originally Posted by RCC

I snagged a few good hand shakes today.

Steve Coleman, Creekslick, Ski Trip, MDperson and spouse, and Wally Marshall. I hope some of their fish catching mojo rubbed off. I had a great time visiting and laughing with the great folks from AR C.C and was introduced to a few new crappie.com'ers (Mrs Crappie Stalker, Yikes, and the young Missouri dude. Wayne, what was his handle?)whose posts I have read and enjoyed over the years.

It appears that the fishing was good at the show and jigs seemed to be doing well catching lots of fishermen, many of whom were trophy sized. The best salesman of the whole show was the little guy at the Lake Fork booth who worked his magic and snagged several fishermen with no help from the adults. I did get to visit with Mrs. Lake Fork jigs and passed along some kind words for being a sponsor of the AR Fall Crappie camp. She then passed along to me some of Jason W's (aka Dale Jr.) secret fishing tips which I will guard until death unless someone asks me for them.

Even though being a wiley fisherman myself, I did fall prey to the plethora of jigs offered and did buy a couple of items. A few of these table/ammo/primer bulb were picked up at another unnamed fishing hole.

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Originally Posted by Big H trucking

Speck.....Is not a young dude by no means....and he is uglier then WB.

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Speck made not be the most handsome card in the deck but come on Big H, nobody is as ugly as wannabe.

stalker is real tall

RCC, I saw you Jeep, but didn't see you.That was a good show! I hope you killed a few ducks.:angel:

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Originally Posted by creekslick

Speck made not be the most handsome card in the deck but come on Big H, nobody is as ugly as wannabe.

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Originally Posted by RCC

A fisherman needs to keep up his strength so we had to stop at a place we had never eaten called the "Cajun Cafe" at Paragould. Carol and I shared an appetizer of crawfish, shrimp, boudain sausage, meat pies, froglegs and some sweet tea (we each had our own glass of tea), and boy was it ever good. We plan on trying this place again which is only seasonally open.

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I sure enjoyed the day and hope all others did as well.

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That place is nothing but fine eating. The wife and I usually eat there once a week when crawfish are in season.