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  1. Nice Fish! I've always wanted to fish for them in Texas, going to check the San Bernard river
  2. Thanks, have family who moved to NOLA so will be back and will check that out. You DYI it?
  3. Created a video of a Louisiana fishing trip I recently had. Special place and it's a lot closer than FL or the Carolinas. I've been a couple of times so ping me if you are interested in logistics, guide, etc.
  4. Loved it! Nice Job, and nice editing with Final Cut Pro
  5. @Leitsout What @snagged in outlet 3 Says, You can search on CFSWater in the app stores also. Thanks SO3
  6. Looking forward to seeing it!
  7. Might bring the Cicadas up
  8. @Travis Swift Thanks!, I did miss Rebar, missed it motoring up. Will try and film it and splice it in. The narrows gets crowded, besides the stacked boats, waders hang around, but even with the crowds fish still seem willing to be fooled. It's cool when the water is off and they are letting water out at powersite and those gravel bars appear and fish are tailing for scuds/sowbugs.
  9. A life well lived! His Peppy Scud lives on and still is a killer pattern, thank you Roland!
  10. Agree, post your's when complete, like to see it. Fish in videos is better than no fish in videos
  11. I Made this youtube video playing around with Final Cut Pro editing tool. https://youtu.be/AheEScSu7Hs
  12. Fall Creek Marina has fuel and sundries
  13. I'll be expoing there, stop by the booth and say hi! kcflatsco.com
  14. That is some time and effort well spent by the CAM folks, good work Phil!
  15. Had a trip couple days ago, water was running for a short period, so we where drifting a pegged bead, Sculpin was obviously hungry and they have big mouths We thought about leaving the trophy section to drift it for a big brown
  16. Tied up a couple of patterns, getting ready for the hatch.
  17. @Scubapath I've read that the soil temp 6 inches deep needs to reach 65 degrees, they say a good warm spring rain can bring them up. I'm betting they come up early with the warmer weather we've been having.
  18. That works, will pencil in
  19. Yes, absolutely, just make sure you have enough weight to tick the bottom and get to the bottom fast, you won't even need an indicator, as your drifting a long you see and feel the bites. To double your pleasure, drop another scud off or to get them attention/attracted, try a san juan or yarn egg and drop a scud off that.
  20. @Phil Lilley I absolutely would, but I'm visiting my Son in Wenatchee Washington. Will try next year and will live vicariously through AO anglers Also would like to do Jigfest this year.
  21. You can ty it with a bead and tie the chenille at the bead and let it tail off, works pretty good, even with no generation. If you have white chenille i like to make a hot color with pink thread. Size 10 hook is a little big for no generation, but great when there is generation going.
  22. Usually the largest I tie my Scuds is 12, however, a Scud that big should work when the water is ripping, especially in the Spring/Summer. Size 10 is a good size for a Yarn Egg, they should pound it this time of year and the Spring. You could also put a bead on and tie in some mega worm chenille, or Maribou to make a Mega Worm or Jig.
  23. I third the #4 B10S motion passes
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