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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac Daddy View Post
    Stumps would be my guess.
    maybe, but all that does is hide the ones you see when it's at winter pool
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    Quote Originally Posted by ibmack View Post
    maybe, but all that does is hide the ones you see when it's at winter pool
    What it does is it puts a foot more water over shallow bedding fish. High water aids in strong spawns.
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    Not to mention higher survival rates to fry.
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    How difficult is it to tight line spider rigging the Gold Creek area or is it just a mess waiting to happen without using floats?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammmerhead View Post
    How difficult is it to tight line spider rigging the Gold Creek area or is it just a mess waiting to happen without using floats?
    Its doable. Just be quick on reverse with the trolling motor. People do it all the time. I never try to fish more than 4 rods at a time though. I hate having 8 of them hung up on one log or brush pile at the same time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lkconwayguru View Post
    Its doable. Just be quick on reverse with the trolling motor. People do it all the time. I never try to fish more than 4 rods at a time though. I hate having 8 of them hung up on one log or brush pile at the same time.
    thanks Guru.

    I have had a little luck at the river, but had never rigged at Lake Conway. I didn't know if it would be a big mess trying to tight line shallow or just put some floats on OR maybe just single pole jigging around structure would be better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hammmerhead View Post
    thanks Guru.

    I have had a little luck at the river, but had never rigged at Lake Conway. I didn't know if it would be a big mess trying to tight line shallow or just put some floats on OR maybe just single pole jigging around structure would be better.
    Pushing shallow would be tuff as most all the shallows in Conway cover with lily pads, and they are just under the surface now.
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    Single pole or casting a cork would be your best bet in my opinion, if you are going to try to fish shallow for spawners.
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    Thanks again Guru. I just picked up 4 new 12' poles and a holder. Would like to try it out, but want to actually bring some numbers home. Do you think I should just go back to the river or try Brewer, Lake Conway, etc? It is still pre-spawn in these areas correct?

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    I have fished brewer, but with limited success, 10 or 12 a trip pretty open body of water and wind creates a challenge at times, the river is not my cup of tea due to lack of effort to learn it. But most areas are still prespawn here in the central area of the state, however its fixing to happen fast. If your a resident of faulkner county, Lake beaver fork has crappie and to the best of my knowledge get relativly light fishing pressure. If your not a resident it cost to much to launch there.
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