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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Sea trout
Jen and I rented a canoe at Cape San Blas and spent the afternoon paddling around St. Joseph's Bay. I caught this sea trout in about two feet of water on a shallow running Rapala.
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Jen and I rented a canoe at Cape San Blas and spent the afternoon paddling around St. Joseph's Bay. I caught this sea trout in about two feet of water on a shallow running Rapala.
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