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  1. 02-10-2014, 08:15 AM #1
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    Default Claiborne Saturday


    Stayed all day Saturday for these. Slow bite. They had moved closer to the damn. 35 ft deep on blue thunder. Top 3 were 2.27, 2.03, and 1.89 lbs.


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    Pretty fish you got there. But at 35 feet deep don't seem like they are thinking about spawning? I bet the water temp was very cold.
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    Pretty deep. Nice fish
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    42 degree water, but the eggs are starting to loosen up and get a little bloody. The 60-65 temp is for us to find them. They are going to spawn whether we can find them or not.
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    Nice fish; thanks for the pics
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    Nice fish Skipper! I am still waiting for my 2 #er, caught several close but haven't got the 2 pound mark yet.
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    I'd be darn happy for a dink....nice catch......in not so easy conditions......that's my goal...
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    Nice catch. Wish I get out and catch a good mess, polar vortexes and crippling sickness seems to be in sync with my off days....
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    Quote Originally Posted by 20watt View Post
    Nice catch. Wish I get out and catch a good mess, polar vortexes and crippling sickness seems to be in sync with my off days....
    hope you're feeling better Jimmy...hang in there.....weather'll be better soon.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mo'nBack View Post
    42 degree water, but the eggs are starting to loosen up and get a little bloody. The 60-65 temp is for us to find them. They are going to spawn whether we can find them or not.
    Very interesting comment. I happen to agree and have always thought that. Can you expand on what you mean by that a little? thanks!
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