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May 01

Does anyone know what the replacement treble hooks are for a Mansfield knocker?

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April 28

Good day fishing with a few friends, soft plastics and topwater

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April 28
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The soft dine and top waters have been doing well for us lately!

April 29

I was trying to post a video from fishing this past weekend to get y'all's opinion on something and I can't post it.  Is it not possible to post your own video on the site?  I only see how to reference and post AU vids.  Please advise.

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April 28

Anyone know the exact replacement hooks for a double d?

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April 16
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This is regarding the question about studies on speckled trout spawning. I’ve linked the Sportfish Center’s Spotted Seatrout Species Profile and the paper I was discussing last night:

https://issuu.com/harte_research_institute/docs/cssc_species_profile_flyer-s.trout_v.2

 https://www.gsmfc.org/publications/gsmfc%20number%20087.pdf

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April 25

I would like to blame AunglerU for starting the addiction to some bad ass speakers!! Since I won the white one on a give away, the collection has grown. Also, Macstrap for making custom straps.

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April 16
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Below is the information on why some spotted seatrout make sounds while others do not. The answer is that male spotted seatrout have a specialized muscle called a sonic muscle that vibrates against the swim bladder, producing drumming or croaking sounds.

This muscle is exclusive to male spotted seatrout and is used to attract females during spawning, as illustrated in the picture. Furthermore, research has shown that their red sonic muscle is prominent only during spawning and becomes inactive during winter. This is also observed in male red drum, spot, star drum, and silver perch, although both sexes of black drum and Atlantic croaker possess sonic muscles.

Picture 1: Male spotted seatrout anatomy

Picture 2: Female spotted seatrout anatomy

 
April 10

https://youtu.be/pqTfcjMPcOQ?si=-VnLntsG3dpB-sub

Caleb you said weren’t sure of the benefits of a spiral wrapped rod in the recent livestream with Pat. I saw this demonstration years ago in California where spiral wrapped or “Acid Wrapped” rods are very popular on Tuna fishing party boats.

April 12
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These two boys had more fun to see who could get their bag filled up. Really enjoyed getting to see these boys go nuts. Thank you K Wigglers for a great time for the boys. $10 for a gallon ziplock bag is a steal!!