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Fished south of 360 from 5a-8a. The weather was incredible; 70 degress, low humidity, flat water, no wind, and a little fog. Quite a bit of debris from the first rain in decades the past couple of days. Tom lost a big one on a magnificent jump completely out of the water. All three of these fish were caught right off main ditches, directly on the points of each. They wanted nothing but the cotton candy senko -- just too hard to pass up. ;D Great morning overall we didn't know what to think after the big one early came unbuttoned. But just a few casts later latched into this 6.45 at 6:45a and I was calling it a 10lber the whole way in. Until it got to the scale. Great fight nonetheless with the hook coming out while he was in the net. The other two were also some nice fighters. Off the water 8a sharp to save the back for another fishing day. Hopefully the evening bite will pick up with the rec boats coming off the water. But in the meantime, the morning is hard to beat.
Cary
Cary
