If this keeps up *I'M* calling PETA on you guys. First you catch those poor spot, then smother them in a bucket before sticking a hook in their back, dipping 'em in paint, tossing them through the air and slamming them against a bridge piling hoping they'll get bit half in two by a bluefish or swallowed whole by a rockfish.... and now you're talking about burning 'em! SICKOS!
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If this keeps up *I'M* calling PETA on you guys. First you catch those poor spot, then smother them in a bucket before sticking a hook in their back, dipping 'em in paint, tossing them through the air and slamming them against a bridge piling hoping they'll get bit half in two by a bluefish or swallowed whole by a rockfish.... and now you're talking about burning 'em! SICKOS!
Well THERE goes another spot that was just burned.............Gary
But that spot has all small rock. < 30" . I would know. Fished there b4 and never caught one bigger than 29.99999999999999999999, so don't worry about that spot.
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I fish out of Buzz's way down south even though I live in Arlington. It seems so much less crowded down there, really is a different deal. I think that maybe since there is so much more pressure/boats around the bridge that spot buning may be a problem. Fishing down south, when we get off the water we'll tell people going out exactly where we caught fish, (or didn't). We've also gotten good tips from people as we go out also. Not as much competition makes for a lot more sharing at the ramp.
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