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Well, managed to find a few trolling some of those Pico crankbaits today on the Big G. Water temp was 82 and the fish were still deep. Was trolling at 1.6-1.8 with 100' of line out. They really liked that zombie and blue bugger baits. Hooks on those things are sharp!! Still a lot of grass out there. Spent a lot of time just clearing lines. Here's one of the good ones that came home for fish tacos!
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nice fish
Very nice Bob. Great looking fish! Congratulations!
Very nice
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Bob what size weight you use for trolling
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Nice fish Bob
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Good looking slab!
Nice un, I think......How long is your arm? :biggrin Just kidding.
I went late this afternoon after getting my boat put back together to test out my new Humminbird. Didn't wet a line, but did see somewhere just short of half a bazillion wakeboardskinautijetskis on the water. I hate those things.
Awesome fish Bob! I knew those Pico's would reach down to nab some those big G fish before long.
nice fish
WTG Bob
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That a boy Bob
Way to go Bob. :HandsClapping What part of the Big G were you fishing?
WTG
I don't use weights when I troll crankbaits. I use a line counting real and control depth that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by mighty
Roger, I was in the Brown Creek and Alred Creek areas on the lake. Over by where Hwy 431 crosses the lake on the big bridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by RogerA
Thanks for the info.
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