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  1. Maybe she likes you and wants to spend time with you??? Of course, that may change if she ever reads how you portray her on a public forum.
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  2. So Catt, are you saying the home field advantage helps????
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  3. Sounds to me the wife is looking for some ATTENTION.
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  4. On Saturday December 14, 2008 I had the honor of fishing with Jack (fishfordollars) Yates, yes we talked the entire 8 hours, and we fished together several times after that day. We became close friends talking to each other almost daily and even calling each other while one was out on the lake. Jack (fishfordollars) Yates Jack passed away Jan 18 2011 of a heart attack. Think of what I would have missed had we kept out mouths shut and just fished
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  5. CANADA....................... Hockey, Bacon, Ginger Ale, Crown Royal, oh, and limitless fishing opportunities
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  6. There's already a thread about this on the front page.
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  7. tdz105h............. ..............yeah, thats about all I have to say.
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  8. wow, when did people become so sensitive about fish? if youre that worried about injuring or killing a bass then dont fish for them, plain and simple. also, i dont see why people get mad at others for keeping fish so long as its done within the laws and regulations of your state and the particular fishery youre on. there are more bass than you can imagine in most waters, plenty to go around. its not gonna hurt the fishery unless its like a tiny small pond. if i were to catch a 10lb bass and someone came rushing over to see and then started pressuring me to release it, id most likely keep it just to tick them off and i dont even eat fish. now if someone just wanted to see it, id let it go. but if i catch i fish(legally) and want to keep it(legally) then i feel NO ONE has a right to come try and convince me to release it, sounds like unwelcomed harassment. i say just mind your business and dont worry about what others do as long as its legal. because really, its none of your business what i catch and keep. and i take this point of view knowing i dont keep any fish myself. just worry about what you can do about the fish you catch. i cant believe the nerve of some people approaching others asking them to release a fish that was legally obtained. it may be your belief and think its in the best moral interests to release the fish you catch, but it doesnt mean you should try and enforce your way of thinking on anyone else that thinks differently than you do...
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  9. rboat and BB HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD!!!! Well put my friend Well put!!!! Big fish grow slow, there are plenty of them in the lakes I fish and I catch many big fish and kill very few that I know about... Its just tough to kill a big fish knowing how long that fish has been alive and top of the food chain in those waters in til it makes a mistake and grabs the wrong lure... I have PLENTY of big fish lakes around me, I have Lake O, Stick marsh, Lower St johns, Kissimmee chain, Harris chain and many more all within an hour to 1 and a 1/2 hour drive. I have big Golf course lakes that I have access to fish and put my bass boat in that no one else gets to fish... but still kills me to see a big fish die. North GA We see you dont care to much about C&R as your Avatar is you holding a Bass in your house...... Fishing for food is far out dated because you can go to Walmart and buy a 4lb bag of Tilapia for 11 dollars... one plug along cost 2X that much for most of what I fish. anyhow keep on sticking them fellas and have fun!
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