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Wanted to get an early start - 2 new rods to break in. Got up late, arrived at the bait shop to find out NO crickets!!!! Lucky there was ~25 left over from last week in the basket. Grabbed some red mealworms.
Wind up from the north and wouldn't slow down - almost had to stop. Too many bait snatchers & lifters.
Wind relented a little and started finding some nice fish.
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But a ski boat armada shows up and decide they want to beach their boats where I was finding fish. Was so irate - invented a new language. Had to move on.
Found a nice Crappie, then a very nice BG, and some.... Better then the other spot.
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Bobby (dock worker) & his best bud Doug show up. Marked a spot for them and watched Doug catch a BIG CNBG. That was the best. The rest was icing.
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New Daiwa rods got a descent work out too.
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Originally Posted by
dhaire
We used to have bluegill that size until the Asian Carp ate all the grass, hydroplane, duckweed and every other green foliage. Thanks Texas Parks and Wildlife for bending to the will of a few wealthy lakefront owners who were inconvenienced by having to clear their docks every 3-5 years.
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Are you sure they stocked Asian carp? I highly doubt that.....must have been grass carp.....Asian carp are plankton feeders....I’ve never read of any state wildlife agency stocking Asian carp.
Regards
Just pulled up several news articles about that...it is grass carp.
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