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Those are some serious toads. Thanks for sharing that link.

Nice looking fish. How did you rig the worm?

Great looking fish. Thick body with some nice shoulders on it. Congrats!!

That video totally reminds me of heading WAY up Da Creek, North Fork accessed by Wahiawa Heights.

That sounds like a great day. Size or no size, catching is catching!

And seeing a Pongee is good news for sure!!

Nice shoulders on those Tucs. Great looking fish!!

Nice looking LMB.....seems that I've seen that lure somewhere before.

The Longest Cast. The only problem was, the line was not attached. Seems that in all the excitement I had neglected to open the bale of the spinning reel. The mighty force of my cast was just too much for the old line to handle. :lol: :twisted: :lol: :twisted: :lol: Rookie mistake, but we have ALL ...

It's a great start. Good to hear that DLNR is actually taking notice of unlawful anglers.

Stan Wright wrote:Got in 4 new Sebile lures.... one has a little bit of red oil inside. When it's shaken up the sight is.... well it looks amazing.... And the fish think so too.

Have you guys had a chance to try them out yet?

As Stan said, Chris was definitely earning his $ that day. That little girl was so thrilled once Chris got that Tuc unwrapped from that tree.

Wow, that's dropped quite a bit in just 5 days. Are the slats at the launch ramp visible yet?

I bet that hurt..dont tell your wife you thought it was funny.

I remember the Tilaps being really concentrated there. Tons of them. Yes Stan, I remember the days when you could actually target Pongees (especially when they came up for a gulp of air). We caught a lot on live bait back then and a few on texas rigged power worms. Fishing in AZ is non-existent for ...

There's nothing better than kids catching fish...especially their first one.

It sounds like the bass are making a comeback, just like the bluegills. That's awesome news.