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Posted by: jwalzer - Ex Member
Posted on: 04/26/05 at 18:03:14

I was out there Sunday, and it was pretty slow to say the least. I got ambushed from under a dock by a 2-3 pound smallie, but that turned out to be the only fish of the day.

I did have a few decent bites up in the shallows in super heavy cover, but I just couldn't seem to land any of them.

Has anyone seen any fish bedding yet on Sawyer? I cruised around looking for some, but couldn't seem to locate any.

-jw

Posted by: powerworm - Ex Member Posted on: 04/26/05 at 05:48:47
Awesome says, you beat me. I had a nice big smallie chase a shad rap at Coulon last week for me, still zippo lol.

Posted by: y2says - Ex Member Posted on: 04/26/05 at 05:28:57
Well...finally got one today. It wasn't big, but it sure did feel good to have a bass smack the lure. Fish was in 3-4ft of water and fell to a spinnerbait early in the morning. It was the only fish of the day and it was probably 1.5lbs. Did see another 3-4lb largemouth chase my spinnerbait. Water temp was around 60-61 degrees. Again, no fish on the aqua-vu around the rock piles.

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