seeth07
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They are being packaged on the half shell right now.
"South" Texas Redfish and Trout
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RobG
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No trout? Need to work on your technique
seeth07
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Unfortunately no. I don't know where they were hiding. My two other times down here we couldn't keep the dink 12 to 18 inch specks off the line.No trout? Need to work on your technique
JV842
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Last years freeze really hit em hard. My buddy has a cabin down south in the land cut. Used to go n at night under the lights it would look like u could damn near walk on em there was so many. U would go through ur tackle box n use stuff u had never used just to see if u could catch one on it, or hang ur lure above the water n they would jump out n grab it. Last year…..not so much
JShane
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This is how you push past the pain of waterfowl season ending right here.
JV842
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On a side note, as far as eats….sheepshead any day of the week over redfish!!! Pain in the rear to clean though
I guess to someone from Wisconsin everything in Texas is South
When I lived in Texas, I thought of everything north of oklahoma as "The great white north". Now that I live in Kansas it doesn't seem as suchI guess to someone from Wisconsin everything in Texas is South
seeth07
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Yes, this! .. we caught a couple of limits of sheeps recently under the docks and they were better eating than reds or trout. But yes scaly and fairly tough to deal with. Great fighters too
Pretty sure most of a fish’s internet rep is based on ease of preparation, eg the crappie which tastes like any other freshwater fish, but practically filets itself, is high sought after but the white bass less so.
Am I wrong about this?
Texans are proud of their region of the state. I live just west of Corpus and I am torn between Coastal and South. South Texas to me is the brush country of RV. You were/are in the Houston area. Nice job catching some reds. I am hoping to head out to PINS this week, caught some pretty good pompano off the surf last week.Psh, you guys crazy. It was definitely in 'south' Texas by means of basic geography
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D_Walt
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Don’t confuse south Texas with South Texas. Not the same, no one from South Texas considers Southeast Texas part of South Texas…but great job on the fish!Psh, you guys crazy. It was definitely in 'south' Texas by means of basic geography
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I guess Texans think their part of Texas is bigger and better than even other parts of Texas. Got an uncle from west Texas, I lost interest in his stories when I was told of 18” grasshoppers and how he’s immune to rattlesnake bites. Even the ones that dwarf Pythons.Psh, you guys crazy. It was definitely in 'south' Texas by means of basic geography
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D_Walt
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Shoot, sounds like he never even told you about the big ones
seeth07
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And I'm guessing he lived 5 miles west of corpus Christi lol
No need to go to TX, my nephew lives in NC but goes to SC every Fall to catch trout and redfish. But having a boat will help.
North Texas is the part of the state that is within an hour or so of DFW. If you call the panhandle North Texas the locals will have a fit because everyone knows that Amarillo is West Texas...
Unless your from El Paso. That there is true West Texas, unlike them flatlanders in the panhandle.
The town of West, Texas is actually in the eastern half of the state. But my god do not call that East Texas because everyone knows that terminology is reserved for the pine curtain east of IH45 where the landscape, culture and accents resemble more of the Old South than they do the rest of the lone star state. Pineywoods locals would disagree that Houston and the gulf coast is a part of their region.
If the bbq joints do not have sauce, you are in Central Texas. If they serve tacos and barbacoa, you are in South Texas.
Edit: Another way to tell where you are is if you use the word "Kolache" to refer to something with meat in it, and somebody corrects you, you are in Central Texas. If they don't and they carry on with the conversation, you are still in Texas, just not the central part. If they ask "What is a Kolache" you are probably in kansas.
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