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    You are welcome! Glad to met up with you and Lucas. I wasn't going to fish but Delbert told me he would go. Del had 23 perch, 1 bass, 1 crappie and two catfish to take the ride home with him. I just noticed in your picture you got lights on your boat in the back?
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    No sir. Just the anchor light.

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    Saturday was rough in Texas too Saturday but memories were made and that’s all that matters with the little ones


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    Got lucky and found a few keepers and a nice perch Tuesday evening. The perch was on a point near the channel about 15-20 ft down. The crappie and other small perch were on a brush pile about 6-10 ft down.Name:  20210714_000530.jpg
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    Nice. That will make a meal.

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    That's the plan. Lol

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    Nice catfish. Looks about half as big as your son. I KNOW he enjoyed that one. Back when my son was your son's age we fished ALOT. He loved it and to tell ya the truth I did too. Now my son is grown with his own family so work and family takes priority over fishing most of the time. We had good trips and not-so-good trips but I still cherish all the memories from them. I hope you and your son does the same. Keep him on the water and good luck to you guys.
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    Thanks, gabowman. He loves every bit of it. So do I. We go every chance we get. He's the reason I want to learn more than sitting on brush piles for crappie. I want to be able to pass that knowledge on to him.

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    Well try and read up on spider rigging. You can get into that without alot of cost. I did it with Walmart telescopic rods and those $3-$4 durango reels. Longlining is what I enjoy but to do it right you'd want a trolling motor with cruise control and autopilot. Those are fairly expensive. Lot of fun though.
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    Thanks, gabowman. I would be interested in both of those, but my current boat is too small for spider rigging, and my trolling motor isn't remote controlled. I plan on upgrading to a bigger boat as soon as I can find what I'm looking for. Longlining is something I want to learn, but I'd like to have someone on the water with me to speed up the learning curve. I feel that I can do that with my current setup, but it would be more challenging.

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