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Amazing how many boats are at the bottom of this lake. I know of three and found this one and maybe another on a channel. Other than playing with the units we did manage to pull in a few keepers :biggrin
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Rickie
Nice pics, I do believe you have it dialed in. :highfive. In the 3rd picture, there is a shadow that goes towards the word "right", what might that be? A ditch, blowdown, ??
jimp that's a sharp bend in a river channel that connects to the main channel. the yellow line shows how they come together or best I can draw it lol. If you notice there is a lot more turbulence in the water in that shot due to me running all around in there looking at the bottom.
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Is curser marking the fish you were targeting? Just trying to learn. Thanks
hotrodsrx, I was marking that drop you see coming off that flat into the channel. You can see in the upper right is another steep drop but in reading this image why do you think I marked that drop and not the other?
In this case the drop that was marked has something close to hold fish. You can see stumps just before the break and two brush piles up on the flat. Due to the time of year this could be a great holding area for winter crappie or a staging area to move even deeper if the weather is colder. The upper ledge may hold some fish if the bait is over there but I think the lower one will be better in the long run. On the right of that upper ledge is some stumps and I have that marked already but there is no other structure up that way. Hope the info helps
:ThumbsUp Nice shots and congrats on the catch.
Cool. Thanks for the explanation it really helps!!!