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Longville Area Bass

BDawg23

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Anyone been chasing any bass in this area? It's been about a month since I have been up there and am curious to see how the action has been. Does anybody have any water temp reports? I will look forward to posting my results.

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Was in the emily, fifty lakes area over the weekend. Got a few smallies on mitchell and serpent. Water temp was 56 in the a.m. and around59 at the end of the day. Put about 30 hours on the water in 3 days. Few largies on mission and emily. Emily was our best large mouth lake. Also went on the miss north of crosby. Got a couple nice smallies but dangerous in a fiberglass boat also went to clearwater by deerwood but that wasn't the greatest caught a bunch of short fish but not worth the time

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I just got back from our fall Muskie and Bass trip up in Longville. The Bass were hitting pretty good on an assortment of baits and have moved off the deep, summer haunts. Water temps ranged from 56* to around 59*. Decent topwater bite in the evening in the right spots. Bass were fighting VERY hard! Muskies???...well I'm stumped. Saw zero fish on Leech and had 4 or 5 follows on Little Boy. *shrug*

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That's good to hear guys. I am thinking the action should be pretty solid this weekend and I am hoping the big girls are up shallow.

Smalliehunter,

I have always wanted to chase the smallies on the North Sippi. Would a flat bottom john boat be a good option for that area? How big of smallies have you got in that area? It's funny you brought up Serpent because I was planning on fishing that on the way up to Longville over MEA weekend. Is it worth the trip to chase smallies out there? Thanks.

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as for the miss. i was out there in my ranger but it got me nervouse a couple times. so yea a john boat would be ideal. biggest we got on the river was a little over 3 pounds. but they were everywhere. Serpent is a good lake, usually catch a bunch of shorts to one biggen but plenty of good fish in there. rocky side of humps are key. check out bass pics for my biggest on serpent and some largemouth from emily

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