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Weekend smokes!
Last night we smoked cubans thanks to @atbat82 ! I enjoyed a Bolivar, and my buddy @Saltnpepper11 enjoyed an RyJ which was his first ever habano (although i say that it was only my second >_>). The Bolivar was fantastic, it was on the milder side but filled with nutty woody flavor and a super creamy finish. around the middle of the stick I got chocolate milk flavors mixed with nuts that were fantastic. SnP really enjoyed his RyJ and nubbed that sucker.


Today I enjoyed an All my ex's compliments of @ginoc that was great during my walk and a LAT56(possibly a toro im not sure) compliments of @Spenny or @ChuckMejia (you both gave me the same vitola of the stick) while watching a livestream of the eclipse since it was cloudy. The LAT took a while to warm up but then I was getting a ton of coffer notes on top of the spicy tobacco core and it was nice, but I'm not sure I would buy it again when I like the mission alot more, great construction though. Dat ash went for about another inch after i took the pic before it fell.
 
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Geauxsmoke said:
Most definitely a Snakehead!
They will eventually completely take over any body of water they are introduced into and kill off all the native species that anglers like myself enjoy catching for sport. I have caught and seen snakeheads caught by anglers right here in Louisiana when fishing for Redfish in brackish water. Seems like they are quickly becoming a problem that we will probably not be able to ever eradicate. Many anglers here believe they are catching choupique, a native fish to our area, instead of a Snakehead and unfortunately don't report the catch to Wildlife and Fisheries. Therefore there are many Officers in the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries that have yet to see a Snakehead and even some officers who deny their presence exist in our state waters. I can assure you though, they are in fact here.
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You owe it to yourself to fillet some of those snakeheads up. IMHO there aren't too many fish that taste better than a redfish and a snakehead is one of them! And yes, they are spreading rapidly but don't seem to be hurting the native fisheries yet...yet! Definitely a big thing around here. Anglers go out at night with bright lights and bow hunt(fish) for them and then have fish fry's.....
 
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havana1 said:
You owe it to yourself to fillet some of those snakeheads up. IMHO there aren't too many fish that taste better than a redfish and a snakehead is one of them! And yes, they are spreading rapidly but don't seem to be hurting the native fisheries yet...yet! Definitely a big thing around here. Anglers go out at night with bright lights and bow hunt(fish) for them and then have fish fry's.....
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I may have to try one then. I really didn't believe they would be worth eating.
 
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