where are they?

Started by detroit1, January 31, 2012, 06:26:47 PM

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detroit1

Hey Dan, i'm looking for pics and story from your latest trip. I'll keep lookin'....
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Firefighter Jeff


djkimmel

I don't have any of myself since I never made it past Detroit. I'm only now beginning to feel like I can tell the story of Failure to Fly on Friday the 13th... I am taking a 2nd shot at the end of February with someone else's group.

The rest of my friends made it fortunately to the mighty Rio Negro in Brazil. I believe the biggest in my group was a giant 21-pounder! That for a first-timer who did put in the extra effort to get it! I will have a picture of that posted shortly.

Another GLBass member got a 15-pounder AND a monster 4 pound Piranha! I have pictures of those too. So very soon, you can see those.

I asked if they both want to go back and both said yes! I asked one how he would rate the trip from 1 to 10 with 10 being AWESOME and he said 10! I'm very happy about that! I just want people to go fishing and have a great time, the time of their life if possible!

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Team houston

Dan one of the gentleman from Arkansaw caught a 23 and a half lber. That was the biggest of the group. 3 others were 20lbs plus. With a guess of about 10 to 12 between 15 and 20lbs.

djkimmel

Yeah. I was just counting you guys but I will report more details about all 10 anglers on the trip. I know you landed over 500 peacock bass. That means you probably had another 2 or 300 hundreds shots at fish. I know Scott said he had other chances at huge peacock bass that broke some lures or just missed the hooks!

Help stop invasive spcies. Don't move fish between unconnected bodies of water. Clean, drain and dry your boat before launching on another water body.
Unless clearly stated as such, opinions expressed by Dan Kimmel on this forum are not the opinions or policies of The Bass Federation of Michigan.

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