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    Hey Dave Good to hear from you. We ll be up that way soon. When it warms up a little. Gets a little more stable on the weather.

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    Nice catch! I think that we were fishing under them today. I didnt figure it out until we were almost done.
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    Jtresn thanks for the feedback. Good info right there. Im always just stumped if theres not brush. Im trying and everyday i learn more and more. Usually what isnt working haha. Nice catch

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    good mess , congrats!
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    Good mess better than I have done there

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mcnewlane View Post
    I dont fish clear lake but just curious. U say 5 ft deep in 10 ft of water.how did u decide where to fish? Were u fishing structure of any kind or creek channels? Or just open water where u saw schools of shad. Trying to learn how to find these darn things.
    Sometimes I'll just take a short spinning rod and reel and let a jig hang over the side of the boat at about half the depth that I think they should be at. I really don't even pay much attention to it, but if I start picking up a fish or two with it and I'm not doing that well at the depth I thought they should be at then I shallow up, and drop the spinning rod deeper and see what happens. And sometimes if I'm fishing say 12' deep I'll pitch my jig, usually about a 1/32oz head, out as far as I can and let it slowly fall toward the bottom. If I get a hit or two while it's falling I try to estimate how deep the jig was when it got hit, then I know they are shallower than I thought and adjust accordingly. And sometimes if I'm fishing deeper and I go to move the boat to another spot I'll let my jig drag behind me if I get a hit when my line is at say a 45 degree angle I know they are probably about half as deep as I thought.

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    Good catch.

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