Reply With QuoteLake Washington has one of the best bottoms that I have ever felt, it feels like crushed oyster shells no mud.
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I don't fish any of the lakes mentioned, I have heard the waders put a hurting on tg in Sardis. I've been to all the lakes and fished once or twice and all seem nice lakes.
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Lake Washington has one of the best bottoms that I have ever felt, it feels like crushed oyster shells no mud.
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Do you think jerry is telling it correct.
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I don't know who jerry is are what he said I just told what I know about the lakes. None impressed me at all they are nice lakes I'm sure the have fish but none are lakes that I would fish. I have buddie that live on all and went and fished with them. It's nice going different places from time to time but I don't care for them personally. Washington is the prettiest to me out of them and the best bottom. Each his own I guess I'm sure they are all Great Lakes.
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I would say listen to Rees guide about those lakes
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Watch out for rather large lizards...
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Didn't really think of that till someone said something about wadding around. Lol. Dont think ill be walking around in a swamp without my "BOOM STICK"
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Those 'oyster shell' bottoms are degenerating alligator carcus'.......keep wading and you'll run into some rather large future "oyster shell' participants. lol My ole buddy Magoo says he personally feeds one that's a little over 10' in Washington.
