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Where would you start


ikeslayer

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This was spurred by the WHAT WOULD YOU THROW post but i thought we needed a river angle as well.

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current is coming at you.

I am not going to give any details like time of year depth watertemperature But i will say the current is coming at you. This is a typical mississippi river back water if there is anything typical about a river. So where would you start and how would you pick it apart

ike

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Pretty pict.. You take it?

as for where to start?... I'm not your guy.. I hate fishing rivers for the most part.. Love to float the Croix for smallies.. I fish slack water and current seams, and also in fast water and try to get a lure down...

I would guess in this pict, I would make a cast with a flipping tube as near to that fallen tree at its base and as near to the faster water near it as I could and hold on.. there has to be a fish there.

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Looks shallow to me. I might skip it as those types of deadfalls are usually nothing more than current breaks for roughfish. I might wing a spinnerbait at it, but if there are rough fish, I would move on up to that point and fish that.

However, this does look like a shallow stretch of river. I have drilled smallmouth on topwaters on shallow stretches on occasion. Those two stumps sticking up might be good targets, but the open water on a 2 foot flat is fair game as well.

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A lighty weighted tube - skip towards shore behind said stump and work back slowly. Also don't forget to cast the face of said stump to. Prop style topwater ifn summer

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