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Wheeler Branch Bass

Hey Y'all

Went out to Wheeler Branch on Sunday with the Mountain Sports Fishing Team Powered by Jackson Kayaks. We had a great turnout as well as caught a few fish before the storms came.

Enjoy,

Dustin Doskocil

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The water was like glass for the first few hours.

Big Tuna by Jackson Kayaks

Perch

Perch sandwich

Mountain Sports Star Fishing Team Powered by Jackson Kayaks

Sheryl's from Hollywood & Vine.

Good beer, great atmosphere

Pulling in Some Bass

Fished out at my a buddy's family stock tank the other day. The tank is super low but had a blast pulling in some bass.

Dustin Doskocil

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A Red Solo Cup Wedding

Congratulations to my Uncle Lawrence and his new wife Tammy.

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Cheers,

Dustin Doskocil

Went fishing again the other day with my broseph Josh. This time we decided to stick a little closer to home and check out the action on Lake Arlington. We only spent a couple of hours on the water and had a decent amount of hits on some disco violet super fluke jr's. Josh ended up landing one and I got skunked again. Fortunately, I got some great shots. We plan on heading back out there to check out the sand bass action. If you have any tips on the Lake Arlington sand bass, let me know.

Cheers,

Dustin Doskocil

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Tons of Fish

Hey Y'all,

Sunday I fished the 8 miles of the Brazos just below Lake Whitney and had an amazing time. I went out with the Mountain Sports Arlington and Jackson Kayak's Star Fishing team. The water was so clear that you could see to the bottom in a bout 95% of the 8 miles we paddled. I saw everything from bass to carp to catfish. We were primarily fishing for bass and between the four of us we probably caught 60. I can't wait to go back but in the meantime enjoy the photos.

Cheers,

Dustin Doskocil

www.doskophoto.com

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P.O.C. Flats Fishing Photos

Hello again,

Monday morning I woke up in Port O'Connor, TX ready to catch some fish with my cousin David. We had a guide with a Beavertail flats boat and some of the newest Redington gear and apparel that hasn't even hit the market yet. Unfortunately, none of this matters. When the fishing gods don't want you to catch some fish, you won't! Plain and simple. It didn't matter how many reds Brent from Reelfly Fishing Adventures put us on, they just plumb wouldn't bite. Maybe it was the rise in tide, maybe the weather was just too perfect, who knows. I did however get some great shots and would like to share them with you.

Cheers,

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