tedgpstraining

Male

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Native Texan from the Piney Woods of Texas-born in Center,TX
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Between 14-15 lbs

Largemouth

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Toledo Bend Reservoir
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 Electronics - GPS,Sonar,Thoroughbred Racehorses, Texas History, Rock-hounding, Hunting waterfowl and Whitetails, Lures and terminal tackle.
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Ted Lovell

TA Lovell @T_Bend

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Born in the summer of 62-graduated from high school in Center, TX. in 1980. My Dad (Tony Lovell ) 1919-1995. Bass Fishing guide on T-Bend & Sam Rayburn, mostly. There were also some clients we outfitted to White Bass fish in the Spring on the Sabine River North of T-Bend, and 350 miles South to the Guadalupe River outside of Victoria, TX (The old "Swinging Bridge" site)and Tivoli,TX at a stretch of river just upstream from where the Guadalupe River pours into San Antonio Bay-Many of these trips 10x/yr.-(from1970 to 1995) I would "tag along" as deckhand and, camp "help"- setting up the campsite, attending to the live bait, running lines, landing and skinning the Catfish, and often just catching a cooler full of Blue Crabs during my spare time. We usually had a goal of catching 500 lbs.- with a PB record trip of 750Lbs.-skinned and dressed Catfish in 3 nights of fishing, w/many huge Blue and Flathead (Op's) topping 60lbs.,w/1 Op that weighed just over 100 lbs.. We also hooked into many giant Alligator Gar like 275-350 lbers. that would come up alongside our 14' alum boat like a dinosaur, explode in a shower of water (clients loved it!) and never slow down, either straightening out the 7/0 SS hooks or tearing off the whole limb we'd tied the 5 hook drop-lines attached to.- An amazing place as an 8 year old boy, & all along the way gaining a wealth of knowledge about terminal tackle, river fishing expertise, on into my 20's it remained pretty much a wild jungle river adventure! Fishing became my passion there, and then later I added Bass Fishing - a whole long story in and of itself! I have a 24 yr.old Son  USAF based in England and Greece who'd eventually take to fishing himself. Raise 'em up right, creating a  new legacy of passion for the outdoors!
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