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  1. Can't go wrong with the curly tail jigs! Every time I fish a new spot, the curly tail is the quickest way to find out if the bass are biting. Great bass spot in a good-looking neighborhood!

  2. Yeah, most the bass I've caught from Beaumont to Lake Charles where I lived quite a few years were a lot darker fish but most of them came
    out of swamps/marshes n bayou's. Lighter fish are genetic but also in open waters where there's little cover the fish tend to be lighter than
    the waters I mention. The first bass you caught, the light colored one seemed stunted some? The size of it's mouth/head to the thickness of
    the body LQQK'd like it might be underfed somewhat? You'd be an expert on that. peace

  3. Can you do a video behind James Butte Park? There's an old train bridge over the Buffalo back there. The bridge was designed by the same engineer that designed the Golden Gate Bridge and crosses over Houston's first shipping channel. That area also used to be called Frost Town and it was Houston's first neighborhood. It's a cool patch of Houston's history from It's very beginning

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