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Prof. Salt
Full Grown Flour Bluffian
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bulldog1935
Full Grown Flour Bluffian
Joined: 07 Feb 2017
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Location: downtown Bulverde, Texas
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| we got into a school at the back of Fence Lake one morning that were beating the bait into our feet - everbody got 3 - they were totally impossible to spook. |
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Hook
Horse Mullet
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Location: Round Rock
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| Awesome video prof. I know class has been dismissed but was this in the Corpus area and were you using your homemade crabs on the spinning reel as well? You are so calm and collective on your kayak. I appreciate you sharing your tips in your videos. Thanks again. |
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Prof. Salt
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| Hook wrote: | | I know class has been dismissed but was this in the Corpus area and were you using your homemade crabs on the spinning reel as well? . |
Yes, I was in Nueces bay. My fiberglass kayak doesn't like oysters, but this area is oyster free and safe for me to paddle the speedboat, lol. The spinner was rigged with a 1/8 jig head and glow/chartreuse DOA paddle tail. |
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