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Reply With QuoteThat’s exactly why I call it Lake Hardly!!Originally Posted by Wade2131
Crappie are paper thin and overrun with those yellow bass.
You can catch some eater bluegill from time to time.
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Hardy Lake.....
Fished Hardy Lake for the first time in several years, hit it twicw last week and I must say that the yellow bass are over abundant.
We livescoped and found several brushpiles with 100's of return. Maybe 1 or 2 crappie out of all teh retuns, most were yellow bass 6" to 9" long. Burned thru 5 dozen minnows pretty quickly! If the yellow bass were 1lb or bigger that would be one heck of a fight on a 14' crappie pole!
Hardy is full of small fish. for sure!
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That’s exactly why I call it Lake Hardly!!
Crappie are paper thin and overrun with those yellow bass.
You can catch some eater bluegill from time to time.
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Hardy had nice redear at one point. Are they still in there?
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Striper population has eaten about everything in the lake.
I don’t waste my time there anymore.
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