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I ran a thread a couple of weeks ago about this, I think it does. The winning stringer today was caught in 5 FOW, someone had to have fished 5 FOW or at least in the shallows to find em before this morning. Too many people fished that shallow and it is not a normal pattern for 100 degree temps.
you dern tootin prefishing matters. Nothing beats time on the water, why do you think all the major teams in the big tourneys have pro staffs to scour the lakes for them.
sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't. I've seen to many times where I found fish the day before and they nwere gone the next. If it's cloudy prefish day and then sunny the next. scratch off them being on the same pattern
I would not have been in 3.5' - 6' fow if I hadn't prefished on Thursday.
Thats what I figured, they did the same thing last year at Sardis, went shallow. Crappie are fickled as women!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by yikess
I know it matters!!!
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Yes, yes it does.
Wannabe...
Don't help on COE lakes....phooooey
If nothing else, you eliminate a lot of dead water.
No doubt!!!! X10000000Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
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