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08/17/2011
Bottom Fishing From Boat
Smallmouth Bass
Olive
Crankbait
Evening
08/17/2011
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Well tomorrow afternoon I'm off to Spain on a vacation for 12 days leaving kwcc and my other fishing bud to fend for themselves so went out with my dad for 1 more night of fishing. It was a very good night. I caught one bass around 3 pounds (the pic of that fish is the pic of the fish that DOESN'T have the crankbait in his mouth) I also caught a bass around 2 pounds and another that was bout a pound and a 3/4 a pound rockbass. My dad caught a bass around 3pounds also (I think the pic of that fish is the 1 where the fish DOES have the crankbait in his mouth) And he caught 2 more bass over 2 pounds and a squawfish which was killed. All bass were caught on koopers deep diving crawfish crankbait.

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joekacker
8/18/2011 4:29:00 PM
squawfish are good for the lake man.. They might eat smolts, but when they spawn they feed all the other fish in the lake as well. They both feed each other
ChrisB
8/18/2011 9:27:00 PM
That may be true, but if you have seen schools of squaws like I have, it won't hurt for us to thin them out a little.
Logan77
8/20/2011 2:42:00 AM
Im in spain now saw these comments have been posted on my report and was just gonna say that the way it used to be is I pulled out 1 squawfish a week now I pull out 1 every time I go out so the population has risen a ton
Bassination
8/21/2011 7:29:00 AM
When you say you were fishin at night, what hours did you fish?
Logan77
8/21/2011 8:17:00 AM
Around 6:30-11PM. If u want to catch big smallie (2pounds plus) there most active about 15 minutes before sunset to 15 minutes after sunset. Even though me and my dad fish from 6:30-11PM most of the big SMs we catch are during that time period. Same rules apply to sunrise fishing 4 SMs
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