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#12045941 05/21/17
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Still trying to get used to fly fishing, using a 5wt. Some casts are good, some just suck. Am positive it would help to get actual lessons, just haven't done it yet. Anyway, here's my weekends keep

Best there was 16"
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18" largemouth
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Almost lost him, took line and went deep, got himself snagged up pretty good. Felt like a branch or something solid, but got him free after two minutes or so

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Nice.. Bluegills are my favorite eating fish...


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Last time, and doing it again, I smoked them whole (head off) and ate them warm. Just fell apart, nice and moist too

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You're doing just fine and I'l echo that bluegills are my favorites. OK, crappie and perch too!

Been fly fishing for a lot of years and frankly when my good to crappy cast ratio is > 50% I'm pretty happy. Enjoy what you do.


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