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Zach is dead on.

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Looks like fun.

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A shame indeed.

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After many years of smoking, I “almost quit” last November for the birth of my daughter.

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I’m sure us folks here in the southern U.S.A would do the exact same thing if we had a bunch of starving baby ‘possums.

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What about venomous snakes, insects, and spiders?

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Pretty fish.

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I grew up on Outdoor Life and Field & Stream.

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Holy shit.

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Incredible.

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My wife does something similar, although she cooks the tomatoes to make it a “sauce”.

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Perhaps they are grass carp.

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Welcome Thiago.

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Welcome Micah.  Those are some very impressive fish.

The quality of some of this work is impressive.  John Bennett’s 2nd shot is my favorite.  I haven’t got the photographic talent of many, but I’ve had a good year.

Intense draught has been unkind to Georgia trout streams, producing some of the poorest local trout fishing I can remember.  Nevertheless, in a handful of trout trips I did add a new species: naturally occurring North Carolina tiger trout.

I discovered a new place—the most beautiful southern Appalachian gorge I’ve ever fished.

I fished more in warm water than I have before, finally breaking through the local striper barrier that’s been thwarting my lackluster efforts the last two summers.  The striper experience has pretty much defined my “serious” fishing year thus far.

I added grass carp to the life list.

But most significantly, I’ve been introducing a newcomer to my world.

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Does sound fun.

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Incredible shots.

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Great photo essay.

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Very cool photo.

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Interesting thread.

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Nice work, guys.

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