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took Markskor fishing at Wickiup Reservoir this week. Fishing was slow. I felt kinda bad as Mark didn't catch a keeper while I caught:
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Maybe next time I'll let him put hooks on his lures! :evil:
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Those are some darn nice Kokes!!!
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Those are some nice looking kokes indeed. Nice catching!
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So, OR, are you saying that Mark is a fish coddler?
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I took him to a lake where he could catch fish today. Much smaller fish, max 12" , but we could sleep late , drive an hour, fish for hour and a half and bag 5 fish apiece, then drive back and arrive home by 1215. Friday we will see if he can catch the biguns.
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Very nice, those are some brutes.
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Those are some very nice fish. In addition to being envious about catching such nice fish, I am also envious of the meals that followed.
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Nicely done. Why are all of the kokes in California reservoirs little 10" fish??
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