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Jesse Jig 4/6/12
Gills /Yellow Perch .NE wind .After fishing NW cove ,nothing and SW ramp,nothing ,fish were found at protected SE cove. Fished about an hour there and caught 10 or so Gills and about 4 YP.Fish are reacting a little more to slow movement but deadsticking is getting almost all the fish.No fish on Dardevle Imp,32nd oz. Jig Spin, or 3" Yellow Tube. 32nd oz Red Feather"Jesse" Jig with crawler piece took all fish .
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on April 6, 2012 at 12:15pm
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Absolutely John......I always have to push it and get out there to see what's going on myself...The northeast winds have been strong here for days so I'm hoping they let up this weekend...........Good report...thanks for sharing!
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Comment by John Sheehan on April 6, 2012 at 11:05am
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Thanks Jeffrey .Turning on slowly .Cold NE winds and cold nights but warm(50's) days .It's not really in motion yet but I still gotta get out and see/feel what those fish are doing! 2# test and 32nd oz. red feather Jig with crawler piece is all that took fish today .
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Good Friday Gill John...Nice!
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