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Uploaded by on Dec 10, 2009

Hey, additiontothewild, you've got some great videos. Big thanks for showing me how to sight my bow. This clip is a response to your discussion with dnahoghunter, who has an intense surf fishing video on youtube that is top notch, check it out if you haven't yet. The Spots in your Cooler Full vid were mistaken for Croakers. This caught my interest cause in the Midwest , croakers are freshwater drum, which we also call sheephead, thunderbumpers and silver bass. So I've been inspired by you guys to make this clip to help the youngsters to ID their catch. Thanks and don't stop....gmvideo06

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  • Just rake your bare hand across the gill plates, you'll know which specie your holding !!! lol, get some bandaids ready !!!!! lol

  • @strikenetter , you should know....You catch more fish in one trip than I've caught in a lifetime,lol...Nice paintings too...Good Luck

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  • Nice video. I hope you produce similar videos in the future.  Your video is far superior in conveying what real fish look like in comparison to books with the typical artist rendition of what a fish should look like. With your video the viewer does not have to apply some imagination to account for the "artist's eye". Thank you for doing such a fine job.

  • lol, thanks !

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