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Biography:Graduated from LSU in '04
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re: The 1987 WGN Hack

Posted by Clyde Tipton on 4/17/26 at 3:51 pm to
It had to have been a disgruntled employee.

The personal references to the sports reporter, the know how to pull it off and the equipment needed all point to an inside job. No one ever caught a charge though.
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Every Thursday, Jeff, Jonny, and Lee.
This is important information; I look forward to every Thursday now.


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Started By

LLeD


You must be Lee.
I boiled 12 sacks +-384 lbs. for about 75 people at a bar yesterday afternoon and got many compliments including 2 "That's the best I've had all year."

This recipe is for one sack. Adjust if doing more. My 100 qt. pots will boil 1.5 sacks per roll so everything is adjusted upward by 50%.

Start warming water.
Add 4 lemons sliced in half.
You must use 1 big bag of original Louisiana crawfish boil. (No Zatarains, slap ya mama or even Louisiana's Cajun fire)
Add a cup of Louisiana liquid crawfish boil.
Add a big heaping handful of cayenne pepper.
Add potatoes and whole garlic as water warms.
Keep the lid on.
When it starts to steam, remove basket and add your crawfish, onions, sausage, corn, mushrooms. Whatever else you want in there. I keep it pretty basic.
Drop basket and cover pot with lid.
When it begins to steam again, don't look. Just start a timer for 4 minutes as soon as you see steam start to leak out. In 4 minutes steam should be pouring out the cracks in the lid.
After 4 minutes, kill fire and remove lid to help stop the boil.
Soak for at least 30 minutes, I usually go 30-45 minutes.

Juicy, non dusted crawfish are the result.



ETA: Clean your crawfish. Flush in an ice chest with a water hose until it becomes clear.


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Like cocaine and women?


Cocaine and women... On a boat.

re: Barbara Eden at 94 legit WYHI

Posted by Clyde Tipton on 4/13/26 at 1:05 pm to
Negative.

The only genie in a bottle for me is prime Christina Aguilera.
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I don't care who you are, that's funny


Agreed. :lol:

It's okay to laugh at your own team.

re: Superintendent Letter

Posted by Clyde Tipton on 4/13/26 at 12:05 pm to
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during the Doucet-Reed days.


Great receivers.

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I saw that a few days ago.

And caught it in a ChampioN! Color scheme looks like my boat.

Huh. I’ve never noticed that. I will start paying attention to it from now on though.

It was the same today as it was weekend before last. I checked five different brush piles, and I’d catch a couple. Then it would slow down and I’d switched to monkey milk. Maybe I would catch one and maybe not. But when I would switch back to electric chicken, I would get bites again.

I only kept 7 good ones. Enough to fry fish for my wife and the kids. I think I threw back 10 or 12 that were 10” or less.
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natural timber on the edge of creek channels


Yep.

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Chartruse jig head with monkey milk baby shad


I did okay with monkey milk, but did better with a pink head and electric chicken.
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Change the handle to other side. Dude can only reel w one hand. It happens


Funny you mention this. My bait casters are right handed, but for whatever reason, I swap my handle on my spinning reels to the right side as well. It feels correct or "right" to me.

I can't tell you how many people have used them and ask why I have right handed bait casters and left handed spinning reels.

I don't think I'm the crazy one here, but I am definitely in the minority.
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Launched at Wrights


Living in Shreveport, I fish out of Wrights quite a bit as it's just one of the quickest launches to get to from Shreveport. The traffic is slower up there for sure. I guess it's because Shreveport has so many options with Caddo, Cross, Bistineau, Black Bayou, Cypress Lake, etc. that it doesn't push a lot of people down there from the North.
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Wasn't the Oilman's this weekend? Maybe I have my dates wrong

Ah...yea it was two weeks ago


The Dylan Poche Memorial was the big tourney this past weeked. Along with at least 2 other 100+ boat tournament.
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going this weekend with 3 kids to try our luck at some sacs. Anyone have any suggestions on how we can get on a mess?


There is a big wave of spawners that are moving back out. I found brush piles in 16-18' in the coves were holding fish. I checked a few deeper main lake brush piles and they were empty.

Keep in mind the lake is 3' low. So go look at piles that are usually 20' deep to find "17' deep brush piles" in the backs of coves. If that makes sense...

re: Most Common Cajun Surnames

Posted by Clyde Tipton on 3/30/26 at 3:28 pm to
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Don’t personally know a Thibodeaux or a Benoit.


Chris Benoit the Canadian Crippler and also murder/suicide culprit.