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Went yesterday afternoon. If the fish didn't bite I wouldn't have cared. Best weather you could ask for. Bite wasn't bad. Had 8 to go home, some good size to those. A couple weren't big enough and a couple catfish.Attachment 438555Attachment 438556Attachment 438557
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Very nice
Nice mess
Nice! Thanks for sharing
Nice
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Wish I had known you were out there Friday. I'd have put you on some til you got tired of catching them.
Gonna be on 2 day weekend getaway from indiana anyone know of any eaters in highrock, im thinking bank fishing and docks if weathers right
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The fall weather has them spread out. Guy at the ramp said he killed them in 2 FOW on Saturday. The lake is down about 5 feet so be on the lookout for stumps and shallow water.
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Thank you for the tips, my home lake on Monroe reservoir here in indiana is about the same, some areas look like sea turtles all over the coves due to dry weather patterns.
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Thats High Rock in general. You can usually catch them SOMEWHERE in less than 5 foot of water, almost year round. Practicing for church tourny, I caught them from 4ft to 34ft, including a 2.11 in 5 FOW.Quote:
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Very nice, spent a couple hours on Thursday before high winds settled in, caught 1 bass and 12 crappie Around 9-10 inches. Around docks that protruded out further than normal docks. Nothing today as winds blowing kept my Hobie everywhere, so I tied on to the dock post, Going out Saturday found some brush piles that were stacked with fish. Hopefully this front passes with calmer winds
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