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  1. 02-04-2013, 07:30 AM #11
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    Welcome from Sheet's Bottom on the famous High Rock Lake.
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    Welcome. Pick a different lake. Norman is a dock and brush lake. Wylie or high rock are much more conducive to trolling. Norman is my home lake.

    Fish can be caught trolling but its just not a trolling lake for some reason.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TreednNC View Post
    Welcome. Pick a different lake. Norman is a dock and brush lake. Wylie or high rock are much more conducive to trolling. Norman is my home lake.

    Fish can be caught trolling but its just not a trolling lake for some reason.
    Very true treedn
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    Welcome from Shelby!
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    Welcome and I agree with TreednNC
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    Quote Originally Posted by TreednNC View Post
    Welcome. Pick a different lake. Norman is a dock and brush lake. Wylie or high rock are much more conducive to trolling. Norman is my home lake.

    Fish can be caught trolling but its just not a trolling lake for some reason.
    Same with my areas @ falls, My least favorite way to catch Crappie, most of my fish come from brush and steep drop offs, I find em first with the fish TV, then setup an have at em with tight lining, in the spring hitting the coves with jigs is my favorite, Enjoy an Welcome
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