Re: Better than nothing! -- Pickwick Sauger Fishing

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Subject: Re: Better than nothing!

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Date Posted: 07:42:07 06/26/05 Sun
In reply to: shilohred 's message, "Re: Better than nothing!" on 21:26:10 06/25/05 Sat

It was on the Bill Dance Show, I got it on the Outdoor Life Channel. They were fishing out of a ProCraft Bass Boat, I thought was Bill Dances' Phil was wearing the Wype All Shirt. It looked like it was filmed this spring. It was warm weather anyway. For whatever reason I didn't get the sound track while it was playing. I called my wife and had her watch it and she got the sound. They caught a few that looked to be about five to twenty pounds. They were fishing the rip rap (Shilo Landing?) between the dam and Savannah. Also the deep hole where the road comes down to the water at Crump. They were using skipjack gut pockets and filets on the double drop rig.
Man, just thinking about this makes me want to leave now and go to Tennessee! Closest I've been to fishing Gods Country was a change of planes in Nashville on my way to Chicago.

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