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  • Texfish
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  • corndog
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    I'll put a 2 month old baby on a treble hook if it means I can catch a fish!! Aint no shame in my game!!

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  • GoldSpoonGeneral
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    is that one of thoose yozuri?

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  • Keller
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    I can give u $88 reasons on a rainy day and a $12 tip about academy


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  • mjh
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    I can agree. Everybody here will just about give you the shirt off there back. Most here will give you a report that is 100% correct. I love this place!

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  • Longhornbubba
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    Blacking stuff out is for the OS.Most of the people on this site are open and honest.They are also willing to help others out.If the fish are feeding it doesn't matter what you throw you will catch them.

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  • GoldSpoonGeneral
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    Originally posted by H.Maier View Post
    Sir, thanks for the earlier compliment and I agree about the corkies. I don't want to start anything but I've seen them for sale on here for as much as $30.00. Although I like walking a topwater or throwing a mirrolure my love is feeling that hard bump or soft tap the soft plastic brings. I got a pearl/ chartreuse/ pink throat original corky I'll trade for a pack of Marlboro's to keep from going to the store right about now.
    lol.

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  • H.Maier
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    Originally posted by Swells View Post
    I rarely ever throw Corkies at all, come to think of it ... seems more like the fad up yonder by Houston. I guess we fish more skinny water down by the Lower Laguna Madre ... some are used over deeper holes and the edges of deeper channels. Just not as popular down these parts.
    Sir, thanks for the earlier compliment and I agree about the corkies. I don't want to start anything but I've seen them for sale on here for as much as $30.00. Although I like walking a topwater or throwing a mirrolure my love is feeling that hard bump or soft tap the soft plastic brings. I got a pearl/ chartreuse/ pink throat original corky I'll trade for a pack of Marlboro's to keep from going to the store right about now.

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  • Swells
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    I rarely ever throw Corkies at all, come to think of it ... seems more like the fad up yonder by Houston. I guess we fish more skinny water down by the Lower Laguna Madre ... some are used over deeper holes and the edges of deeper channels. Just not as popular down these parts.

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  • GoldSpoonGeneral
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    for the record i dont care about showing people the lure i blacked out its just im respecting the wishes of other individuals on the forum lol.... and yea gulp is for cheaters ......

    im just kiddin lol....

    do yall throw corkies over shell in about 3 feet of water?

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  • Swells
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    Originally posted by H.Maier View Post
    I've been catching fish for a long time on lures and colors that have been around a long time. I, personally have no secrets to lures, colors, or spots I fish. As has been said before I can tell you where I caught fish and what lure and color, you still have to catch them. They don't belong to me. As far as gulp, everyone tells me it's cheating so being the purist I am I've done right by leaving it at the tackle shop.
    Hey now thar's a reel feecherman! To me it's all in understanding the action the feesh want.

    Good on ya you don't use bait soaked in that cheatin' Gulp Teriyaki Bang Sauce.

    To make life interesting, I might only take two lures in addition to what I got tied on. This is very manly and displays corn-fid-ants. Confidence, baby.

    Yeah, I like to go where folks say "thar ain't no fish" just to prove 'em wrong!

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  • GoldSpoonGeneral
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    Ivealways caught fish on corkies in deep water just never really used them in shallow im talking 1 to 2 feet deep water to me is 6 feet plus. but mostly where im fishing its 1-4 feet.

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  • scumLORD
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    What do you mean you don't throw corky's in shallow water? Pretty much where it's designed to catch fish at. Sure you can modify it to fish deeper water, but that's what soft plastics are for. Also you can catch quality fish all year round on them. I love how they go on sale in summer time due to the fact that no one buys/uses them.

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  • H.Maier
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    I've been catching fish for a long time on lures and colors that have been around a long time. I, personally have no secrets to lures, colors, or spots I fish. As has been said before I can tell you where I caught fish and what lure and color, you still have to catch them. They don't belong to me. As far as gulp, everyone tells me it's cheating so being the purist I am I've done right by leaving it at the tackle shop.

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  • Lori77563
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    Yeah blacked it out cause he doesn't want everyone to know he really is a croaker thrower.

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