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September 21st, 2005, 06:30 PM
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"Tex John" wrote in message ... Alright, I live close to Houston and read recently that the day after a hurricane is great fishing. I think you will have better luck today or tomorrow before the storm. The storm will push green water inshore starting soon. I have done extremely well in this situation, 1 or 2 days before a storm or at the edge of one. The key is the high green water close in. After the storm there will probably be a lot of dirty fresh water for a few days from the turbulence, rain and runoff. I have had no luck the couple of times I tried after a storm. "For every theory there is an equal and opposite theory" -- Les Stewart Beaumont, TX 
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