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December 09

Anybody have storage tips/advice on their wade gear? Just got a nice pair of waders (thanks to the guys at Anglers Anonymous) and want to keep them in good condition.

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December 10
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Want to give a HUGE thank you to the Elf’s at Laguna. I think my little guy will love his Christmas present this year!

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December 10

Here comes the dumpity dump!

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December 09

There it is. Should get a solid tide dump.

December 10

Had the privilege of going on a trip with captain Wayne down in port Mansfield. And man the top water bite was unreal despite less than ideal conditions. Trouts and reds and this toad over 14lbs. Fun way to break in the bates salty hundo give away reel.

December 05
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This morning My son and I took our kayaks out to Texas Bayou in Sabine Pass for a 1/2 day trip and it went pretty well. We ended up with 10 reds from rats to one 29.5” 9# slob, 3 keeper trout, and 1 foul hooked Gar that was like 4’ long and put up a hell of a fight. All the fish were caught on a plum blue mf chartruse wig a lo on a 1/4 oz knotty hooker jig head. The tide was falling and caused most of the drains to the bayou to be completely dry but it did make it easy to locate the fish. The wind was 15-20 and gusty. Not a bad way to spend a morning with one of my sons. And the Angler U hat continues to bring the karma.

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December 10
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Prime time to learn what wind directions do to your area! What is this front doing to your waters? Let us know in the comments! The more we understand about your areas, the more we can better format videos for you!

December 10

I know this is a saltwater group but I had to share this picture of this catfish I just caught in my neighborhood lake, caught it on a spinner bait with a bone diamond wig a lo. I’m telling you it’s the AU Hat.

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December 03

Interesting observation the other day. After having a small bite window first thing in the morning everything pretty much died for us. No bites, no bait, nothing. Waiting till the mid day major and still nothing. About an hour after the “major” ended we noticed big groups of ducks flying overhead. Then the bait started flipping. Guess what, the bite turned on and we had it hot and heavy for the next two hours. The lesson here, know what the solunar table says, but never base your day on it. Pay attention to what’s going on around you and when in doubt wait it out. Y’all be good ✌🏽

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December 09

Helllooooooo gorgeous. You’re late, but looks like you’re here!