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Momma said salt on your ice makes your beer colder! Yeah Momma!
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If caught some bigger ones that have blue tails as well under the birds..... wish Jose Wejebe was still here - he would know - or chuck norris
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Or Macguyver, he could make a belt buckle ouf of a blue redfish tail and use an orange mallards toe as the clasp |
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Classic move - dont forget while hes wearing his girbeaud jeans and mullett in tact |
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Males tend to be more colorful. This is also true in choupic
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here is what we know blue tails on redfish could indicate:
1. a juvenile 2. in shallow water 3. actively feeding 4. male Is the tail of a juvenile male redfish actively feeding in shallow water more blue than a redfish that fits only one or two of the situations? I am totally confused now, we really need someone that works for NASA to figure this one out, i think i know just the person |
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Start a S C study. Collect data, get answers. Or ask Al, he knows.
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