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Ask me what I want to do, go fish if I had a genie, it’s what I would wish in the lake, river, creek or pond eagerly cast next to a fern frond Wiggle my bait and work it some more hoping a fish cannot ignore flipping up under docks or the edges of piles of rocks Working the tree stumps waiting on a big thump on my lure, adrenaline pumps waiting for the end of my rod to jump Bass, on Carolina, Alabama, or Texas rigs crappie and pan fish I’ll catch on a jig white bass and hybrids, on slabs and spoons I have even caught them casting at  loons Sam Rayburn, Cedar Creek or Lake Fork I’m getting excited just like a dork Tawakoni, Amistad, or Nacogdoches if I ran out of bait, man I would use roaches Livingston, Stryker, or the Trinidad  Lake catching some fish, fry them up on a plate bait cast, and spin cast, pushbuttons oh wow I also can fly-fish, I taught myself how Gar, carp and buffalo, anything that bites looking for something to make my line tight Matagorda, or Galveston, or Port A I have no problems fishing  the bay Intercoastal waterway or out in the surf no problems cooking surf and turf Black drum, Red fish or Speckled trout as long as they’re biting I’ll never pout Whiting, and Croakers and even Hardheads catching are fun, getting the slime off you dread gaff tops are pretty, but just as slimy nasty I’ve never had any, I hear their pretty tasty Flounders are flat and so are sting rays but if that’s what’s biting I’ll fish everyday jacks, and mackerel and bonnet head sharks so many fish in the ocean, that’s just a start. How about invasives, silver carp and snakeheads cast for the snakehead, jumping carp in a net I’ve fished lots of bass, native and Florida strain but there is one thought that sticks in my brain Is I’d like to go catch some peacock bass top water action would really kick *** catch and release or serve it up in a dish as you can see I really love to fish
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 9:36 AM UTC
I Love to Fish
Ask me what I want to do, go fish if I had a genie, it’s what I would wish in the lake, river, creek or pond eagerly cast next to a fern frond Wiggle my bait and work it some more hoping a fish cannot ignore flipping up under docks or the edges of piles of rocks Working the tree stumps waiting on a big thump on my lure, adrenaline pumps waiting for the end of my rod to jump Bass, on Carolina, Alabama, or Texas rigs crappie and pan fish I’ll catch on a jig white bass and hybrids, on slabs and spoons I have even caught them casting at  loons Sam Rayburn, Cedar Creek or Lake Fork I’m getting excited just like a dork Tawakoni, Amistad, or Nacogdoches if I ran out of bait, man I would use roaches Livingston, Stryker, or the Trinidad  Lake catching some fish, fry them up on a plate bait cast, and spin cast, pushbuttons oh wow I also can fly-fish, I taught myself how Gar, carp and buffalo, anything that bites looking for something to make my line tight Matagorda, or Galveston, or Port A I have no problems fishing  the bay Intercoastal waterway or out in the surf no problems cooking surf and turf Black drum, Red fish or Speckled trout as long as they’re biting I’ll never pout Whiting, and Croakers and even Hardheads catching are fun, getting the slime off you dread gaff tops are pretty, but just as slimy nasty I’ve never had any, I hear their pretty tasty Flounders are flat and so are sting rays but if that’s what’s biting I’ll fish everyday jacks, and mackerel and bonnet head sharks so many fish in the ocean, that’s just a start. How about invasives, silver carp and snakeheads cast for the snakehead, jumping carp in a net I’ve fished lots of bass, native and Florida strain but there is one thought that sticks in my brain Is I’d like to go catch some peacock bass top water action would really kick *** catch and release or serve it up in a dish as you can see I really love to fish
jed-johnson
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Sep 16, 2016
Sep 16, 2016 at 9:36 AM UTC
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