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Cheers for making it down.

Very nice Trout. Have not made it up to the river this year. Need to work on that.

If you plan on mother shipping go simple. As said by Tombo, the ataks are heavy. Paddle ok for a wider yak. With a brisk breeze, not so sure.

Mangos are great in the heat. Saturday was just off. Just ok at daybreak and it was over at 8am for me.

That looks really good.

If any of you live in or around Austin, I might have an opportunity for you soon.. WIN- WIN Send me a PM and let me know you're around the area. Whats happening T? Seguin. By the way, the lure works really well in thick grass! Broke one off on an oversized. Downsized the hook and opened up the gap....

" a 21" croaker . That thing must have weighed close to 4 lbs. He took a Sharpie, painted a black spot on each side of the tail and put it on the weigh-in table. We all got a good laugh."

Now thats funny...

Well Done! You caught the moon rise action I reckon.

Good job Tobin!

TS Vibro Max. Works exceedingly well in all conditions. Suitable for weightless slow to fast jerk presentation in sand pockets and grass or high temperature deep water bump jigging during periods when the sun is high.

Attractive Coloration engineered to match conditions and water clarity.

She catches fish... big ones.

Here it is 2 months ago. The beginning of the run you have to haul butt. Road gets pretty rough after the bend. deep ruts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbZqHqNlZSw

Just don't be this guy-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEWpTl_SgKY

Nicely done!

Need to head down and get some! No fish for three weeks. Some Nice yummy fatties right there!

Goya Black Bean Soup is Great with Blackened Redfish ,yellow rice, fried plantains.
I usually skip beans in my chili.

Nice Giant! And a 2nd! Well Done!

kickingback wrote:Sure is funny how a post to be deleted is getting more attention than any other thread. LOL

The "perfect" kayak is the one that you can use anytime anywhere with as little effort and gear as possible. A big screen portable TV is always an added benefit in my yak.

Ha! With a Lazy Boy.

Well Done!

One that does not wear me out because its slow. ... T160's.

I checked it out a couple weeks ago. FYI: You need to have weedless setups as it is extremely grassy right now. Had a couple fish hit ribbit frogs. Casting accuracy is a must and make sure you have a good tide or you will be paddling through some serious grass mat. The land adjacent to the bend is l...

Is that Horbey or Hornby

Shane does not always have a beer in hand, but when he does- he is usually on TKF -

Being on the water is all that matters to me. I think it comes down to where you fish and budget. I have fished out of a couple Hobies and I like them. In deeper water and bass fishing especially. Deeper Salt to me is 18" at high tide for what it is worth. You will find me side saddle crab walk...

I like putting by the bridge. Paddle out and run either L or R shoreline. Paddle till you hear or see them crashing. Should be tailers early and flounder in the guts and cuts. Gulps on a 16th or weedless screw lock. Topwaters work well to. That entry provides shelter from the wind. Couple VERY large...

I post once in awhile. I will do one tomorrow or the next day. You do not have to be on facebook to monitor goings on with Dean. Scroll down and hit to sign in prompt and hit not at this time. These days he is usually asleep on the porch. https://www.facebook.com/slowrideguide/" onclick="w...