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    Quote Originally Posted by J.A. Veil View Post
    Jamie -

    As I have said before, you make it look really easy to find and catch big fish. Most TF readers would be happy to have 1 or 2 trips like that each year, yet you post good reports week after week. Congratulations. Keep up the good results and reports.
    He really is somethin' at finding the fish.

    This happens A LOT; we run to an area and then stop to look for birds...while Jamie pulls out the binoculars to scope around, I take a look at the FF and we start marking fish! I honestly do not know how he does it. He has a sense as to what area and depth to concentrate on, and when we pull up to look around = voila, there's fish. Its amazing, but he does his homework before each trip. There is always a plan A and a plan B, sometimes a C. We've even launched in one river only to pack up, put the boat on the trailer and launch in another river. 50 mile+ days are the norm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle phill View Post
    He really is somethin' at finding the fish.

    This happens A LOT; we run to an area and then stop to look for birds...while Jamie pulls out the binoculars to scope around, I take a look at the FF and we start marking fish! I honestly do not know how he does it. He has a sense as to what area and depth to concentrate on, and when we pull up to look around = voila, there's fish.
    I saw him do that 5 times in a row one afternoon. No waypoints, no birds, nothing but coming off plane to glass around and we were magically on fish, like he's some kind of summoner or something!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn Kimbro View Post
    ...he's some kind of summoner or something!

    Not only is that hysterical, its true!

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    He is something, alright. I guess a summoner is as good word as any . I have even seen people give him Stillwater Smackits out on the water.

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    Great report and nice catch... encouraging for "aspiring" summoners with a hankerin for LTJ action.

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    Quote Originally Posted by coach23 View Post
    He is something, alright. I guess a summoner is as good word as any . I have even seen people give him Stillwater Smackits out on the water.
    Rich, that may be the nicest thing you have every said to me?..
    U guys are the ones that are "something".. I think luck is a good thing...
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    "Fish Whisperer"
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    William W. Warner "Beautiful Swimmers"

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    Quote Originally Posted by jumbo1 View Post
    ... I think luck is a good thing...
    So does your doctor...

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    I'm pretty sure she'll set some of my stuff on fire in the driveway, but sometimes you gotta nut up and be a man.

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