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Posted by: basspro - Ex Member
Posted on: 09/04/07 at 02:57:56
Chris,

Its a good smallie lake and has some giant largies in it as well. Best in spring and fall. Have  caught several 5-6+ lb sm and lm's.

Upper end deep on launch side and shallow at lower end.

Russ
Posted by: Chris B.
Posted on: 09/02/07 at 23:58:37
Headed out to Goodwin this morning.  Fished it for trout years ago, first time fishing for bass.  We fished from 7am-2pm, only 3 bass caught.  1.1lb, 1.3 and a baby dink.  Didn't realize the upper end of the lake was so shallow in some areas.  Does this lake fish tough, or has it gone downhill ?  I used to read and hear about how it was so good for SM's.  Tough day.
 
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