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i started another chair and will be doing a set for a fishing guide here in TX. this first one is a spotted sea trout. i will be doing total of 4 with the others being a Redfish, a Flounder and a Sea Turtle, all matching this one.

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Nice.

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I like it, but then I"m a fisherman and I admit I had to google "spotted sea trout". That looks a LOT like what a northern boy call a WALLEYE :)

Anyway, nice work.. look forward ta seein' the rest o' the set!

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I like it, but then I"m a fisherman and I admit I had to google "spotted sea trout". That looks a LOT like what a northern boy call a WALLEYE :)

Anyway, nice work.. look forward ta seein' the rest o' the set!

yea here in the Gulf of Mexico we don't have any Walleye. LOL

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Very nice work on the chairs. I may just have to give them a try. I'm originally from the area down there and worked at one time for the San Jose Cattle Co.

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Well texback you are welcome back anytime. If you are ever in the area would love to meet you. There are never enough contacts in this craft. I made one chair showed some friends and now I have 15 to do.

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Wow! What a great idea... Nice finish work!

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Looks great, we don't have walleye over here either

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We have Crappy / Bass here in the south, but no matter, Your chairs or stools are really a classic style,

and your work is great. Good luck with the remainder of them . --- Wild Bill46

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Nice work! Are the straps stitched into the underside? If you don't mind me asking, how much are you getting for them?

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That is real nice!  Part craftsmanship part artist.  I have a lot of trouble with the art part....

We call them Specks or Speckled Trout.  There is a lake near by me called Canyon Lake where I believe you will find the southern most walleye around.  They were introduced to the lake back in the 60's.  Ive seen them scuba diving but even when I brought along a real Yankee we couldnt catch them.

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