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Always Calm Behind Heavy Thunderstorms…..6/17/2025
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Colorado Spinner gets 3 species
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Always Calm Behind Heavy Thunderstorms…..6/17/2025
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Always Calm Behind Heavy Thunderstorms…..6/17/2025
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Colorado Spinner gets 3 species
So far this year, this little cost-effective Colorado spinner has gotten many a Bluegill as well as…
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Good Shoulders. On this One….6/12/2025
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I figure they'll be easier to locate & fish for if I can get to them while they're shallow, plus the big ones will be more accessible ( I usually fish from shore, but I also have a fishing kayak now, after I sold my fishing boat last summer). So, your tip that they usually bed in deeper water than bluegills will be very important in my search next year. Thanks again!
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