Clinton Reservoir Smallie 2
"Thats great, Bruce! 1Big strong Freshwater Smallies, good going! Didn't get on them today.…"
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You can make out these little guys swimming around.......In colder waters they like to get shallow and collect in leaf/pine straw liter.....Also if you locate shrimp try to scoop the same areas at night, these guys are more active at night......You can actually see the eyes glowing at night....
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on November 9, 2012 at 6:36am
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Yes Vince...they like certain grasses better but when it warms back up that's where you can find them.....especially in grassy areas that see shade during the day.....I'm sure you have them in Georgia, it's a matter of finding them.......
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Comment by Vince Fusco on November 8, 2012 at 11:26pm
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I sure wish we had them in the waters I fish. Pure protean makes fat happy fish! Do you also find them in grass beds, Jeffrey?
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I want a couple hundred for the weekend so I'll go find some more tomorrow.....I put a little corn meal in the water to feed these guys until I use them....Fall Crappie love them and I'm going to some Crappie holes with another veteran on Monday.....we'll see what happens!
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