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  1. N Florida Mike
    Fished a new pond today and got a nice bass just under 4 pounds.While I was bass fishing I kept seeing big talapia in the area.I didn't know how to catch them.They wouldn't bite bass baits.The ponds full of them.Any ideas?I read where they bite live worms
  2. the reel ess
    We had a discussion on this board a while back about how keeping more dinks can lead to more trophies. I tried hard to find this video then, but was unable. It just came across the BR FaceBook feed. So here is the best explanation complete with stats, reason, logic and experience that I've ever heard on the matter. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/bass-fishing-fish-biology.html
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