FIGHTIN'EST FISH?

Tim J. wrote:

I think you probably just need to quit using your 9wt.

You might not believe this, but I don't own a 9wt.

Would I kid you?

You know that answer

I've not caught too many LM bass, but the ones I have
caught have been *great* to have on the rod.

I think any fish, even trash fish, are *great* to have on a rod and
maybe it's because of that short Mass season but catching a LM Bass is
like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

Wayne Knight typed:
catching a LM Bass is
like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

I guess I'll just have to take your word on that subject. ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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Originally Posted by Tim J.

Wayne Knight typed:
catching a LM Bass is
like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

I guess I'll just have to take your word on that subject. ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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Exuse me for bargin in but I'm gonna have to say the Stripers in the Tailwaters of Lake Texoma are #1 on my list and #2 is the Brown Trout on the Lower Mountain Fork River at Broken Bow, Oklahoma This is a Designated Trophy Trout Stream
Jeffrey B.

"Wayne Knight" wrote in
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I think any fish, even trash fish, are *great* to have on a rod
and maybe it's because of that short Mass season but catching a LM
Bass is like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

LOL. I only fish for LM Bass with top water, floating patterns. Seeing
a bass burst out the lillypads is pretty exciting, but it goes down
hill from there unless it's a 3lb+.