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I have it at the house in FW......Give me a shout and I can get it to you.
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A must read I've read it 3 r 4 times. I have a copy and will bring it to you Sandy
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Great read. I have read it many times and fished with one of the guys that is pictured in the book and fished out of his boat that is in the book. Puts a lot in perspective about why we need the conservation efforts.
It is a MUST READ!
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Obviously I've been there and done that.....a couple of times I've had an old timer come up to my truck who knew Rudy when fishing down south and talk about him. He was a one of a kind....those were different days in regards to the meat hauls . He inspired my moniker ....unfortunately that's all we have in common !!
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I checked it out from our local library, liked it so much went and bought it from Barnes and Noble in the Texas section
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Be nice to Chip and he will loan it to youOriginally posted by coachlaw View PostGotta get my hands on a copy.
Chip was nice enough to loan it to me and it was a great book, finally got it back to him a few months later.
By the way, our neighbor Loyd and Cookie Pepper fished with him and he was told me some good stories.
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Guys, this is an absolute must read for any Texas coastal angler, expecially if you chunk lures. It provides a great historical perspective, and insight into what fishing has evolved into. There are still a handful of guys that either fished with that crew at least during that time frame that are a wealth of knowlege.
I have probably read the book at least 5 times and enjoy it equally every time I go back. Another one that you should check out and will find great value in is Pat Murray's "No nonsense saltwater fishing" (think that's the title). Pat was a guide in this area through the 90's who grew up on Tiki and was a true student of the sport. He relates a ton of great information about the bays up and down the coast with heavy emphasis on Galveston.
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