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    late report from last week if anyone thinking about trying Cohoon

    Monday - 1 catfish (5lbs)/ 1 bluegill (Minnows)

    Tusday - 5 Bluegill / 2 crappie (10 in long) (minnows / red worms) (crappie on tube tipped with worm both!!!)

    Wed- late afternoon 1pm 5 yellow perch 5 crappie (2 keepers) 3 bluegills minnows/ jigs crickets / worms)

    Thrusday - 4 Crappie 11-12 in / 2 perch /6 bluegill minnows / Jigs

    Saturday- 4 crappie 11-12 in / 5 bluegill. Minnows/ jigs / crickets

    Sorry no pictures, broke my second camera

    I didn't count all the throw backs, there were quite a few, (except perch) all perch were 10-12 inches,
    Monday I fished mostly 10 - 15 feet of water, but couldn't find them.

    Tusday I started catching fish in less than 7 ft of water, I kept that pattern of drifting an casting through out the rest of the week.

    I didn't realize how huge that lake is, well theres my story and I'm sticking to it :D
    mike (papermouth scaler)

    it's cold.. it's raining....it's too windy...
    "fish on!!!"
    (What a great day for fishing) lol.

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    That's a whole lot better than Western Branch, at least you had some action. I was thinking about that lake as I drove over Meade yesterday and today. I just don't like Cohoons steep boat ramp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TapOut64 View Post
    That's a whole lot better than Western Branch, at least you had some action. I was thinking about that lake as I drove over Meade yesterday and today. I just don't like Cohoons steep boat ramp.
    That was my major concern, I went as far as calling the bait shop there and telling him I had a two wheel drive truck with a jon boat, with out hesitation he said no problem the water level is way up, he was correct, It was a piece of cake, even on wet days, the ramp was about 10 -15 yrds from bend to water,
    mike (papermouth scaler)

    it's cold.. it's raining....it's too windy...
    "fish on!!!"
    (What a great day for fishing) lol.

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    Sounds like you had several good days of fishin'! Congrats on the catches!!!
    Blake

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    Sounds like some good fishing to me! Good job!
    "Fletch had a catch of a lifetime and he was even standing up when he caught it!:p"

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    You said that you were drifting. Were you just drifting with the wind or trolling in 10-15ft? Thanks for the report.
    GO VOLS AND TITANS!!!!!

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    Sounds like you hit it hard Paper.
    Thanks for the report!
    Like Tap said, at least you had enough action to keep it interesting. I bet you learned a lot about the lake too. I've only fished there a couple of times, a long time ago, but I'm thinking about trying that and Meade this year.
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    nice job paper thx for the report.
    Never take the advice of someone who has not had your kind of trouble!

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    Quote Originally Posted by NavyAngler View Post
    You said that you were drifting. Were you just drifting with the wind or trolling in 10-15ft? Thanks for the report.
    Hey Navy, I was having most luck bouncing from cove to cove, down one side and back up against the wind on the other side.
    On the days the wind got really tough, it was better for me to fish up wind, because the wind was pushing me to fast to keep the bait in the zone, the downside to that was it was rough on the trolling motor battery, now I carry an extra battery for those days.
    mike (papermouth scaler)

    it's cold.. it's raining....it's too windy...
    "fish on!!!"
    (What a great day for fishing) lol.

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    sounds fun

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