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I am trying to register a friend and he cannot remember his forum name. I have sent two messages to CAG and have not heard back.
Mark Bonette
Texas
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I would like to Register
Frank Kessler
Katy Carper
South Zone - Texas
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Wanted to see if there is a possibility to see a peg list and weights from the past few years? I know this is asked every year and I thought I could log into the leaderboard to see this but I could not find it. Any thoughts??
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Called reservations and they say the group code is not available! Not sure what is up?
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Have you guys fished Minnetonka? I come up to Chaska for business and may fish one of these trips.
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Please see below. Please post in other areas if needed.
Outdoors notebook: Carp fishing spots highlighted <style> .es-carousel ul{ display:block; } </style>About Bob Frye
By Bob Frye
Published: Sunday, May 4, 2014, 9:54 p.m.Pennsylvania's carp are getting their due, starting now.
Several months ago, Len Lichvar, a member of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission board from Somerset County, suggested the agency list carp fishing hot spots on the “PA's Best Fishing Waters” section of its website. That section lists the top spots to catch trophy-sized fish based on surveys done by commission biologists. If you want suggestions on where to catch largemouth and smallmouth bass and walleyes all longer than 15 inches, bluegills longer than seven or just the biggest muskies, the list provide that. Hot spots are broken down by species and large and small reservoirs and flowing waters.
A number of fish are highlighted, including everything from channel catfish to yellow perch to bluegills and pumpkinseeds to striped bass to trout, both stocked and wild.
Carp were not among them when the section was originally created, however. Lichvar suggested staff change that.
They listened.
The newly updated list — which will be discussed at Monday's meeting of the commission in Hawley — details 20 common carp hot spots. More than half are in Western Pennsylvania, including Conneaut, Keystone, Arthur, Wilhelm, Pymatuning, Shenango and Bridgeport lakes and the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers.
Read more: http://triblive.com/sports/outdoors/6044848-74/fish-fishing-carp#ixzz312WzLlCW
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Big Buffalo as well!
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Neil
2 Large for Frank Kessler.
Thanks!
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Neil,
It is Andy Longstreth. You have added an extra R in there. Thanks. Also, our team name is TEAM NO CHANCE
Thanks! I look forward to this event and the chance to fish it with my Son.
Frank
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Great job Scott. Heard it was a good event. Keep up the good work!!
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Congrats all to a nice tournament. Wish I could have fished it and will definately next year. Some very nice fish caught!!
Frank
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The DEADEST , LIVE leader board I've ever seen
I hear ya Neil. I hear crickets chirping. At least we can get updates on the TFF.
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I guess we should of had Carp Zombie use his leaderboard for this event. Rumor is a fish or two were caught but no update of the leaderboard.
Just sayin!
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Looks like a great trip and pictures. Awesome write up as well. Would have been great to see the tackle shop. Did you get any good pictures from there?
Frank
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Great fish fellas an it looks like a great find in PA. I hope you guys continue to do well and you do not get to many trying to snag and kill-em. Congrat again and keep up the good work. It really feels good to find a nice location like that and also share with others. I hope you guys realize you have something special there.
Frank
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Great fish. Looks like some great water. Congrats to all. Work sucks!
Frank
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Congrats everyone who fished the event. Unfortunately work got in the way this year. I will make sure it does not next year. Some very nice fish caught and I am sure all had a good time.
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Looks like some good potential there Captain. I always enjoy finding new spots and trying to pull a carp out that someone actually wants to catch. It makes you feel good to capture or beat a lake. Keep us updated on this one.
Frank
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Clay,
I have not fished any lakes in San Antonio but I would make the trip up to Austin. 45 minutes and you are at some great water. There is a great campground that you are pretty much guaranteed carp or buffalo. The best thing would be to talk with the guys at texas fishing forum. They may be in the are the same time you are. I suck at links so go to www.texasfishingforum.com and go to the rough fish section.
Frank
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Great fish guys. What were the sizes? They look like great fish for up there.
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GG,
How do you know it is the same fish as the 34lber. That fish looks legit to me as like mentioned he is a tall guy and the fish definately looks 44. I think your source is egging you on. Please double check with the village idiot whom told you it was not 44 lbs. By the way, I know that village idiot!!
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Great fish fellows. Nice looking water also.
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Congrats Beth and Marius. Now lets see the pics.
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We will definately make a trip to Austin well worth it. Extra gear is available and it would be enjoyable as well. Definately big buffs in the picture.
Frank
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He registered through Big Carp Tackle. Hopefully Willem can figure it out.