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This is my 200th post. Just thought I would tell everybody thanks for all the great advice and thanks for putting up with me![]
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MMmmm Perch, Us walleyes like to eat little perch [] I always think its fun too when I become a new fish. Happy perch day!
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You have a ways to go before you catch tubedude.

Windriver
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I'll NEVER catch tubedude......... I'm too old... I won't live long enough..................... he's like a Blue Whale or something.................. 80 bazillion posts..........

200 of ANYTHING is pretty good for me..............[]
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I never even noticed the fish and sure didn't equate them to number of posts. Now I will post this and see what fish I am.

Weakfish? What the? And why did I edit this instead of making a new post? I wanna be a perch.
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Congrats on the Perch.
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[quote mudsucker]I never even noticed the fish and sure didn't equate them to number of posts. Now I will post this and see what fish I am.

Weakfish? What the? And why did I edit this instead of making a new post? I wanna be a perch.[/quote]

I was glad to be a perch.... still low on the food chain..............I don't know what a weakfish is but it sounds .......well..........weak................
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Maybe being a weakfish isn't so bad............... here is a picture of one and a description.......

[url "http://nycflyfishing.com/Weakfish%20Photo%20Page.htm"][/url]

[left]They go by the name gray trout, tiderunners or their original Native American name, squeateague, but the most commonly used term - weakfish - comes from its inherently weak mouth structure, which allows a hook to pull out quite easily much to the dismay of many an angler. A weakfish can grow to 3 feet long and over 17 pounds, but a 10-pounder, by anyone’s standard, is a darn good fish. We don't get an awful lot of them in our neck of the woods. But the ones we do get are enormous. We've taken two weakfish which smashed the flyrod world record in the last two years. However, in the heat of the moment we opted to release both of these fish, as they were full of roe and we see so little of this beautiful species. The best time to target weakfish in Jamaica Bay is from late April to early June.
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Oh yeah, squeateague, that's a lot better than weakfish.
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