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So you limited out on LOZ... That is great and you did good. The only problem is LOZ is a very large lake and your information may be great where you were but I'm fishing 30 miles away in a different branch where conditions may be very different.
Suggestion: I caught a limit on Truman lake in Weableau Creek using 1/8 oz. jigs with chartreuse tubes... That is informative and useful information
Ya gotta read between the lines dude.
If he's shopping at Fitz then that pretty much tells ya he's a mid-lake/Glaize guy. 😀
Hank, I would just send them a personal message and most of these guys will advise you a more on how and what they caught them on. They just don't want to put everything up on here where there are ten boats fishing his spots the next day. Let us know if you know how to send a personal message.
Generally, folks here will help you as much as they can. Can't beat CDC folks, I'm serious.
If I fish a cove or flat or docks and do well I may want to go back again, and without wading through 7 other boats there.
So I may not tell ALL I know. Sorta general info, as LOzark above sez. Ya know?
Try a PM to the person, you'll get more info.
Ah... OK, thanks. Just out of curiosity, what is a "Fitz?"Quote:
Originally Posted by LOzark
BTW, I am only suggesting that guys could be a lot more helpful with just a little more info. For example "I caught a nice limit on Truman pulling cranks on Tebo." Color, depth, speed, etc. is not important and Tebo is big enough to not get over crowded.
No one is more helpful or willing to share than the CDC guys BUT if they have been more forthcoming in past and it has resulted in a ton of people fishing where there wasn't before, you can understand. Actually color, depth and speed are what most people are willing to share so just keep posting and reading.
And GPS Coordinates :biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr
Most even watch how and where they take photos....just in case.
Hank look up Mike Baker fishing on you tube .
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Originally Posted by Hank,J
Fitz's Tackle in Osage Beach.
Most of these members are super nice guys that have spent a world of time on the water. If you talked to them real
nice maybe one of them would go along with you and bait your hook for you.
This site has been around for a long while now, but it has also ruined a lot of good spots. With that being said it had made folks better fishermen in they need to establish there own patterns .. and style of fishing.
I can fish for a day on Truman and struggle go home and see that some folks have just limited out , that's because they put the work in or are probably just better than I am. Lol
Very well said red ranger. A lot of great folks and info. on CDC, but when it comes down to it, time on the water is everything.
Well, I haven't been to the lake since early Memorial Day but by looking at some of the posts I would guess shooting docks is the way to go right now. I don't think they are going to tell you specific docks but I bet if you find some docks and get your jigs way up under you might just catch a few. Like they said, pay attention to threads and read between the lines. Hope you start having some better luck.