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killed em last night for about 5 hours non stop action between pool 6 and 7. Had to find the honey hole and when we did they took stink,crawlers, and liver but would not touch cut.

Flats?

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they were channels most were 5-8 pounds . Dont have camera. We were fishing for bait and came across a school of 16-20" small mouth they were crazy hungry. Fishing was very good last night. We were crushing gills also and stocken up for flats but no takes last night for flats. We never really got in the channel just got in to our bait spot at 6:30 and left at midnight we ran out of crawlers and had a good amount of fish. My biggest fear was running out of crawlers and it happened last night but it was a blast.

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Pretty close to it. The sand bars, and points are showing now, and the snag piles are able to be identified a little better. I would be happy if it stayed at this level all year!

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Pretty close to it. The sand bars, and points are showing now, and the snag piles are able to be identified a little better. I would be happy if it stayed at this level all year!

That would be nice if it were more consistent. But then again, it's always an adventure this way.

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haha just checkin you would be suprised on the laws people say they dont know about

i thought thats what you were doing. Lets say if you were a res of wis would you prefer sucker-bullhead or gill all live of coarse for flats?

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i have been doing very well on the cats with lindy rigs and large fat heads! had a bite on a cut up sheephead on large hook. they call that the orange beeked white body something or other :P hhaha ohh pelican! hooked into one today!

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Was pretty slow last night. Only thing I caught was a hammer fist to the side of my head when Justin pulled started the motor. smile

Probably should've followed it up with a sleeper hold though huh? laugh

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It was about 8 pounds, I didnt bother measuring, or weighing it. I pulled up to the spot, threw anchor, put a bullhead on my hook, a good 7 inch bullhead at about 630pm, casted it out into a drop off where a creek drains into, and within 1 minute of it hitting the water, fish on. I didnt even have my net out yet. I thought, this is going to be great, the bite finally turned on, and I was here for it. Then I didnt get a bite for the rest of the night.

I only fished til 9:30, for a couple different reasons. The time out before this time, my spot light died, had a broken wire, and I didnt fix it until I was on the water last night, and didnt know forsure if it was going to work. Also, when I left the landing, my boat didnt start very easy, and ran weird. Maybe water in the gas? IDK. But I didnt want to be stranded on the water at night, by myself, with a spot light that may, or may not work, and a boat, that may or may not start. So I left with a little day light left, and had no issues.

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