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Bo and Rps you are dq'd.

And yes I should have my butt kicked for leaving the boat home. I don't doubt today will be the best November day this year.

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Also one of my boys found this. I know what it looks like but I'm not gonna say it. Any ideas?

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I don't have a clue on your location pic. The fish almost looks like a goby, but the fins don't look right and to my knowledge there aren't any goby's in the Rock. Maybe a trout?

Born to Fish. Forced to Work.

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i will just say that the guy that owns that dock and lives right up the hill has been a friend for many years. and, back in the day when the eagle rock area had plenty of big bass, i have caught several big ones out past the dock on the creek channel ledge. there used to be a big wad of cedar trees out there. there is not much left out there but a few sticks anymore though.

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Bo I've considered asking him if I could tie my boat up there when we were down but didn't want to bother him. He has a nice piece of land. Very nice, with decent pasture etc.

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Is that a baby walleye or a snakehead ? :)

Well since you said the w word I was wondering that too. Would they be that size this time of year even if it was one?

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The fish is a walleye, I think. Looks a little worse for wear.

If I am correct about your location, the semi-bluff end point on the same side of the cove you are standing on has given up both bass and walleye over five pounds for me. Oddly both came on a crawdad wiggle wart, but in different Springs.

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