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  1. 05-19-2014, 11:18 AM #1
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    Just thought I'd share some pics. We had a great time on the river the other day. Family outings are fun, but when you haul these beauts back to the landing the day just gets better.



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    Niiiiice !!! But, which "river" ... if you don't mind telling us ??

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    Thanks! We caught them on the Green River, near Mammoth Cave.
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    The smilin faces are "beauts" also...



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    Those are nice slabs. Must have been before the rains....rivers really muddy and rolling.
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