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Posted: **Mon Sep 06, 2010 12:17 am**

I got tired of reading about how many hundreds of redfish all of the able bodied yakkers were catching, so I took the 3wt over to Carr. I got there about 6:45 and stayed until dark around 8:20. I used a size 14 Adams caught three bream and missed about a thousand minnows / bream. The lake was in better shape than I figured it would be vegetation wise. A guy in a sit in yak pulled several bass to maybe two kinds over a similar timeframe.

Posted: **Mon Sep 06, 2010 7:44 am**

At least you went fishing....I have an idea, call mr suber. He has a kayak for any body no matter there condition, big people/small people, people who can walk/and those who cant, people with good backs/and otherwise, people who like camo/and those who don't, in fact he may have a kayak that will catch fish for you!

Posted: **Mon Sep 06, 2010 8:12 am**

Thanks for the offer of one of Jeff's kayak

.My Pro Angler fits me just fine but the doctor says I need the keep the foot dry to get it to heal up. I just can't seem figure out how to catch reds out of a kayak without getting my feet wet.

Posted: **Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:35 pm**

large ziploc and some duct tape?

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It's hard to catch much from the dock on Lake Carr

It's hard to catch much from the dock on Lake Carr

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Re: It's hard to catch much from the dock on Lake Carr

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