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Topic: Quarry lakes 11/15  (Read 948 times)

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Frankfishing

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Phil caught two nice cats on worms and a small trout. Frank has no further comment at this time......


kickfish

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Frank,

Think of it this way....the less fish you catch, the more fish you kids and grandkids will catch.  I think you are one of thoses "Bunny Huggers".
 :smt002

Ken kickfish


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I think once you get your downrigger on you will be able to get thoses Quarry Lakes trout.  Need to get your line down around 14 to 18ft.

Ken kickfish