Gavin
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Looks like a low tide catch with that Jack. Turn that pier light on and hit it at High Tide! Looks like a 2--5' rise is normal. See what you get! Jack's eat well if you handle & cook them right. Treat like tuna...bleed, ice, never freeze. Cut out the blood line. I like it in ceviche with a ton of lime & cilantro.
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Good luck! Hope you build up some good routes. Drive time is a killer in that business. Better if you can unload and cut 5-10 lawns at once instead of one!
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Jack's that size are allot of fun. Good for you!
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Fish are stupid....Yellow braid is good because you can see it. Fish do not care.
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Might make a nice fire....that will burn for days. Do you have a downwind neighbor that you hate? The one we hate is upwind, and I'd have to smell it too.
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The Chowder looks great...Wish I could get some good fresh blue crab in St. Louis. Bob's does not ship it in. Want to make thisCream of Crab
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Never kiss and tell!
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I know who he is...God help the women’s eyes, especially those he has had relations with.
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Calling Shennanigans! Troll someplace else...If real...God help your eyes to erase the memory of the women you have had relations with!
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Turn out the lights...It is all the same. Just licking and sticking.
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Then there is the Piasa Bird.
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Don't forget about the Momo. It is supposedly large, 7' tall, hairy, and black with a large, pumpkin-shaped head, and hair covering the eyes, which resembles a shag carpet, and it emits a terrible odor. First reported in 1917, near Louisiana, Missouri, with later sightings up and down the Mississippi River, and west on the Missouri documenting travel along the water ways. Curious tracks were found near St. Louis in 1918 and submitted to Lawrence Curtis, director of the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden. He deemed the tracks to be that of an unknown primate species.
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My daughter has the Pescador 12...It paddles great. The 10 probably wont track as well.
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Basically 2 shower rods with gizmos. Y’all need gizmo’s right?
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Wow, both of you went WAY down the rabbit hole! Do not hunt the indigenous Snarks, Boogims, or Jabberwocky’s unless Blondy gets another permit .
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Ok, just PM me when you have your arrangements made and will figure out the details.
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Fine with me, when is the one bass?
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You can paddle up, float back down or have someone drop you off upstream and float back. Use a bicycle or walk back on land. Many ways.
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Looks good, our Korean neighbors always had a couple jars of Kimchi on their back pork. Today was chicken dumpling NOLA style. First time using a pasta maker. Was fun!
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We had it in a Honda Odyssey. Not sure about the dimensions of a Pilot and what you want to transport. If 9’ or longer fly rods you should measure. Have not used it since I went pickup truck. Might work in a pickup truck camper shell on a long bed.
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Still have it, great for an SUV Minivan. Free to good home. Porch pick up in the 63119. Have all the parts.
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It will hair lip the Pope!
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That looks great...Did not kill any coot this year, only teal and mallards. Can't complain. Hope you saved the coot gizzards, makes some great biscuit gravy!
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Turn the lights on at night on that pier or go hang some cheap flashlights...Fish it at 3 or 4am. You will probably catch fish. Snook or jack crevalle, maybe tarpon. Glass minnows, white flies about 2" long should work. Could probably trap some crab off of it too if in season. Think stone crab is open...Get some of that if available.
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A couple feet of 25lb flourocarbon is fine for what you will catch in that area (Snook, redfish, and sea trout). Might step that up if going for large tarpon, or steel if going for sharks or mackeral.
