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Apr 3, 2024 03:10:41   #
Riverdrift Loc: Gantt, Alabama
 
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.

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Apr 3, 2024 07:50:38   #
Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware
 
Nice introduction. Welcome to our little family.

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Apr 3, 2024 08:20:54   #
dbed Loc: POMME DE TERRE LAKE MISSOURI
 
Welcome to the stage

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Apr 3, 2024 09:38:39   #
nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT
 
Riverdrift wrote:
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Con... (show quote)


Riverdrift, Welcome to the Stage. Great introduction. Hope you enjoy the experience here .

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Apr 3, 2024 10:53:02   #
Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina
 
Riverdrift wrote:
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Con... (show quote)


Nice intro Tony. Welcome aboard. If you get a picture of that dog watching the rod, Post it. We love pics

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Apr 3, 2024 11:25:22   #
US MARSHALL Loc: LAKE LANIER GEORGIA
 
welcome, sounds like a real like "Sweet home Alabama" to me

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Apr 3, 2024 11:38:21   #
Billycrap2 Loc: Mason county,W(BY GOD) Virginia, 🇺🇸🦅
 
Riverdrift wrote:
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Con... (show quote)


Welcome to FS enjoy the platform and I’m jealous you can just fish out of your backyard you lucky 🍀 fella,
just kidding you definitely live in Paradise.
We love pictures of your catching and your best friends watching your poles 🤣🤣👍🏽🎣🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐠🐠🐋🐋🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅

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Apr 3, 2024 12:28:26   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
Riverdrift wrote:
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Con... (show quote)


Welcome to the Stage Tony. Good luck to you and your dog this season. Don't forget, we love pictures. 👍🏻

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Apr 3, 2024 12:38:33   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
Riverdrift wrote:
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Conecuh River just outside of the metroplex of Gantt, Alabama. The part of the river in which I live is situated between two dams, so it is actually a lake, which is named Point 'A'. I catch pan fish next to the bank, every once in a while a bass or crappie, then casting out into the channel there are channel cat and blue cat, around the 5 to 8 lb range. The largest I caught was a blue cat that weighed 18 lb. I have been fishing this same spot from my yard for over 20 years so I can pretty much walk out and look at the water and tell you whether or not a fish is going to bite. My old dog is a great help as he watches the pole and starts barking when a fish is on the line. He love fried catfish and learned this on his own over the years.
My name is Tony and I live on the banks of the Con... (show quote)


Welcome to the Stage Tony. Congrats on bein able to fish out of your backyard.
Tight lines and post pics when you can.

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Apr 3, 2024 13:25:32   #
Tennessee Boy in AL Loc: Central Alabama
 
Conecuh, as in Conecuh sausage? They make some awesome sausage. Welcome to the stage buddy and don’t forget to post pictures.



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Apr 3, 2024 14:32:54   #
saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor
 
Tennessee Boy in AL wrote:
Conecuh, as in Conecuh sausage? They make some awesome sausage. Welcome to the stage buddy and don’t forget to post pictures.


Wow, wish they had that out here.

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Apr 3, 2024 16:14:06   #
Tennessee Boy in AL Loc: Central Alabama
 
You can order on line. If you’re brave you should try the hot stuff.❤️‍🔥

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Apr 4, 2024 18:30:37   #
Colorado river catfish Loc: Parker Az
 
Your life sounds very peaceful. You are a lucky man. Who needs bells when your dog lets you know when a fish bites. Now if you can teach him to fetch a beer you're in heaven.

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Apr 11, 2024 14:24:11   #
Sharon205_ Loc: Athens,Ga
 
Welcome!!

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