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Dollars Unlimited?
O.K., let’s start with the obvious: For the last two seasons, duck hunting in Louisiana has been, at best, disappointing. […]
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Dog Days
Glenn Leingang has nowhere to go but down. That’s what happens when you achieve the pinnacle of a sport so early in your career. […]
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Open letter to an old friend of mine
George,
Hey, buddy! How’s everything? Long time, no see. I know it’s probably taxing to run the entire free world, but hey, a 20-minute phone call is only 99 cents. Is 20 minutes too much to ask from an old chum? […]
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Rice-Field Rabbits
The dictionary defines instinct as “a complex, unlearned, adaptive response to some situation or experience.” […]
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Frozen Fish on the Flats
For once, the cursed weathermen were right.
My fishing buddy, Perry Frey, and I opted to spend last Mardi Gras with our families at his camp in Delacroix rather than waving our hands in the air for trinkets along Veterans Boulevard. We figured it would be a lot more fun to fight speckled trout than drunken mobs. […]
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Few La. residents can kill Miss. does
Permit me, please, to ask you a few questions. In a moment, you’ll see why. […]
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Trophy lake status, part II
Last month in this space, I called for the state to impose a stricter limit on speckled trout caught in Calcasieu Lake than that which applies across the rest of the coast. I invited readers to voice their opinions on https://www.louisianasportsman.com, and boy, did they ever. […]
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2002 Speck Forecast
It might never be proven conclusively, but it’s conceivable that Don Higgenbotham of Lafayette has magical powers. […]