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20140826-- SNAPSHOT OF YESTERDAYS OUTING
082614—so yesterday I started out with a solid game plan… hit the structure along the smaller creek channels, weed beds root systems and boulders. Lost a lot of drop shot sinkers then started suspending Pink Gulp Maggot and crawler bits near the bottom with my micro slip bobber rig. You know your going to get a bass now and then. Hooked up with a solid 16.5 incher. Glad it went for the top water display then bury itself down deep. Then started hooking nice jumbo pumpkinseeds including a personal trophy 9 inch class. A few casts later produced another near nine!
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Comment by Jim Gronaw on August 27, 2014 at 7:10am
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Great account and a great outing!
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Comment by Slip Sinker on August 27, 2014 at 6:22am
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WEED WALL AGAINST HARD BOTTOM FLAT... ONE OF MY FAVORITE CONDITIONS. LOOK AT THE STACK OF FISH AGAINST THE WEEDS!
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ROOT SYSTEMS NEAR CREEK BEDS
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