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Permalink Reply by Bruce Condello on
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Go with small jigs, and live bait. Spinners and flashy lure work. Try weed edges first. Stay focused. Fish often.
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Permalink Reply by kenneth day sale on
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GO DEEP FOR BIG BREAM! 15 WORDS TO SPARE!
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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Spring :Slip float till you make contact. Summer : drift small spoons Fall: tiny spinners Ice: small jigs just off bottom.
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Permalink Reply by Tommy Winton on
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Morning float with live bait, fish higher water column. Daytime spoons or jigs on bottom fished slowly. Fish drop offs.
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Good one Tommy!
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Permalink Reply by Tony Alexander on
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couldn't of said it any better myself Tommy!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Bill "Musky" Modica on
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Throw 1/16-1/4oz spoons tipped with live baits or plastics, spring thru fall, shallow to deep water.....hold on!
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Permalink Reply by Bassandgrass on
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Slow down, Speed up, Let the fish tell you what they want.
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Permalink Reply by DAVID L EITUTIS on
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BASSANDGRASS:OUTSTANDING REPLY!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Ben Reyna on
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Casting bubble,full of water for slow sink. long leader, with crawler or wooly worm/bugger,minimal slack in line.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Crowder on
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Just go bluegill fishing.............!!!
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Permalink Reply by Rudy Reynosa (True Shot) on
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Nice one
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