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I was hoping to get to LOZ last weekend and figured they'd be really starting to move shallow. I figured the forum would be lit up with posts of spawners. Maybe I'll hit it right when I go this weekend, but I guess I'll start at the deeper spots (which are still only about 10-12') around me rather than hitting the shallows, eh?
[QUOTE=fishin_addict;3407252]I was hoping to get to LOZ last weekend and figured they'd be really starting to move shallow. I figured the forum would be lit up with posts of spawners. Maybe I'll hit it right when I go this weekend, but I guess I'll start at the deeper spots (which are still only about 10
Fished yesterday, a little windy, but still brought home 6 keepers. All fish came from 14-16 fow and minnows were the only thing they would bite. Water temp 56, the way the forecast looks, Im guessing they have 10-15 more days before they move shallow, if they even will, asmuch as the corp messes with the lake level.
Last weekend on the Glaize arm I cuaght them around brush in 10-14 fow. Males were starting to color up and the females eggs were still solid. Water temp was 57 so I would say another week or two and it will be on at least in that area.
I heard a report from the 60mm that they had already started and we're on the banks.
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Thanks I'll be sure to give a report from the niangua area from my trip this weekend. I haven't found them on the banks in good numbers in a couple years being a weekend fisherman, so I won't count on the shallow bank bite, but we're on a big shallow mud flat, so I plan to head down lake to fish deeper water and develop more deep water spots assuming my new SI unit, that I installed last weekend instead of going fishing, actually works. If all else fails, I'll try some shroomin.