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Carl Painter 11-08-12

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By Carl Painter - Posted on 12 November 2012

Fished 6 hours and brought in 47 keepers Thursday. Had David Shands and Gary Robertson as my guests. Slo-trolling minnows and Crappielogic gnats.

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Very impressive ! what's the
Submitted by jpshen76 on Thu, 2012-11-15 16:33.

Very impressive ! what's the size of monster you caught in the picture ?

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I go so much it's hard to
Submitted by Carl Painter on Thu, 2012-11-15 19:06.

I go so much it's hard to remember but I think the two big ones were 16-17 inches.

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A method of keeping fish alive after they have been caught. A string or small nylon rope is threaded through the mouth and gills of a fish and is then tied off to the boat or dock allowing the fish to remain overboard in the water but preventing them from swimming away. With the advent of livewells and other more modern methods of keeping fish, stringers have become nearly obsolete, but can still be quite handy when fishing from the bank of a pond. The term 'stringer' is also used by anglers to indicate the size of their catch for the day (10-pound stringer = 10 pounds of fish).

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