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Posted by: Hooter Posted on: 03/27/12 at 01:13:43
Thanks Chris!!! Would definitely wait for warmer water and weather. * Hooter

Posted by: Chris B.
Posted on: 03/26/12 at 17:24:23

I am certain it would be extremly tough if you went now. I wait longer into the spring for that lake to warm up. I went last fall expecting to do well and I didn't get a bite. It was cloudy and they weren't under docks so that may have made it tougher. That lake is worth a try though, its been voted for a tourny lake by a few of us. There are some good ones in there, its got squawfish in it so they probably eat those good.

Oh ya, and since they put in a new Launch Ramp its 1000 times nicer, perfect angle !!

Posted by: Hooter Posted on: 03/26/12 at 00:26:36
Anyone know if the bass fishing is any good in Mason lake? Lot of fuel used if it is only so so. Thanks* Hooter

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