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#1 Jun-14-10 1:45PM
- Thai
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Alexandria
- Registered: Dec-07-09
- Posts: 504
6/14 More Slop Frogging
Got ouy for an hour and a half today before the dark nasty rain clouds moved in but managed 2 bass and a NSH, to give you guys an idea of how bad the slop is I took some pictures
Yeah they are coming through that stuff to take these frogs!
1st bass
snakey 24"
2nd bass
This is about when the clouds rolled in and I high tailed it outta there, didnt want to get stuck in it like yesterday....
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#2 Jun-14-10 2:08PM
- chris bee
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- Registered: Jun-04-10
- Posts: 7
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Good job Thai. Where is this?
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#3 Jun-14-10 2:12PM
- Ernie
- Administrator
- From: Ashburn VA
- Registered: Feb-03-06
- Posts: 15658
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Good work Thai....good work! I don't know what else to say......
Time to go fishin' again!
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#4 Jun-14-10 2:16PM
- Thai
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Alexandria
- Registered: Dec-07-09
- Posts: 504
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Right off the GW Parkway in Mount Vernon
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#5 Jun-14-10 2:25PM
- Salmo
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- Registered: May-05-10
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Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
What kind of frog is that? Nice report.
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#6 Jun-14-10 2:27PM
- Thai
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Alexandria
- Registered: Dec-07-09
- Posts: 504
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Just a cheapo academys frog i got off a bud, I much prefer Spros though
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#7 Jun-14-10 6:27PM
- Bass Hunter
- Northern Snakehead
- Registered: Oct-19-07
- Posts: 727
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Thai wrote:
Just a cheapo academys frog i got off a bud, I much prefer Spros though
That looks like a Tru-Tungsten frog...
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#8 Jun-14-10 7:07PM
- Dominion Dan
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Falls Church, VA
- Registered: May-24-08
- Posts: 1059
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
you can see the differences in the last pic especially. The eyes are very different from the Tru Tungsten, as is the nose.
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#9 Jun-15-10 5:16AM
- captmikestarrett
- Patagonian Toothfish
- From: Potomac River
- Registered: May-06-08
- Posts: 2185
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Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Those LGMouth are very dark and most likely have lived there for a long time.. I find they tend to darken up like that after a couple of weeks in the shade.
Mother nature is so cool.
Capt Mike
Light Tackle Fishing Guide on the Potomac
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#10 Jun-15-10 6:47AM
- Bass Hunter
- Northern Snakehead
- Registered: Oct-19-07
- Posts: 727
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
Thai,
You should become a NSH guide. You definitely have the knack for finding them.
All kidding aside, i'd love to go NSH fishing with you one of these days. From what I hear, they are pound for pound one of the hardest fighting fish out there.
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#11 Jun-15-10 6:56AM
- Thai
- Northern Snakehead
- From: Alexandria
- Registered: Dec-07-09
- Posts: 504
Re: 6/14 More Slop Frogging
If only I had my own boat....I love getting others on their first nsh, just let me know when and I'll see if i can't arrange it
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