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Tom McInerney	Family and Fishing 7/16/2018 I got to spend the last couple of weeks with family in Michigan. I did some fishing too. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Hot Water Fishing 7/16/2018 The bite slows down as the water heats up beyond skin temperature, but the problem is that the fish can not take a lot of stress in that situation. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	River Access 7/11/2018 There are also different rules on different rivers regarding which parts of a river bank, if any, the public can access. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	One Reason For Fishing 7/7/2018 The water was so clear that I could see fish way out, dark shadows roaming around in the river, some of them huge. The river is down low, very little current. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Where Are They? 7/5/2018 We have a solid four months of hot coming at us. And the fish are affected. They become more nocturnal, foraging for food more at night than in the day. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	My Main Fishing Companion - Boo 6/27/2018 He teaches them to throw rocks for him to fetch. He does that by picking up a rock and dropping it at their feet over and over until they get the idea. I've seen him do it a hundred times now. He is a great teacher. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Brazos Slam? 6/24/2018 In my part of the river a Slam is a Bass, a Bluegill, a Channel Cat, and a Drum. Or so I consider it to be give the species that are predominant in this stretch. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Soft Summer Rain 6/20/2018 The smell of dirt as it gets wet for the first time in months, the cooling breeze that is so full of water it feels like your skin absorbs it all the way into the core of your being. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Water Moccasins 6/14/2018 Water moccasins and I go way back. Way back. read more...
Lloyd Tackitt	Under the Bridge 6/11/2018 The Crappie bit softly, mostly as the jig was falling. We caught a lot of them. They ranged in size from one no bigger than a minnow to one about fourteen inches. read more...