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Coppernose catches
Just thought I would start a discussion to post pics and reports from trips. Feel free to join in.
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Permalink Reply by Michael Cox on
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Made it out to the lake yesterday, 5-11-11. Slow day fishing but managed to pick up some nice CN and RE. The fish were caught about 7-10 feet under a float with nightcrawlers and little pieces of cut shad.
Here are some of the nicer ones
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Permalink Reply by Donald Schmotzer on
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Michael, those are some nice fish. The Red-Ear is my "second" favorite fish right behind the Copper-Head.
The Red-Ear are a little tougher to catch with a fly rod.......they tend to stay a little deeper..........Don in SC
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