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    We made our annual camping trip to S. TB State Park. I got to fish every early morning, and some short periods thereafter when I was not needed at the camper. Pretty much the worst of my fishing trips there for numbers, but one of the best for size. I don't know if that means I'm early or late or what. Comments on that are welcome.

    I never found any groupings of fish at all. Just when I thought I had it figured out, I'd go long stretches with no bites. I only saw a few strollers out there and I usually see many between La. Islands and Kite's. I found almost no hydrilla. The grass I would dredge up was something other than hydrilla. Some kind of soft feathery stuff that did not make a hard edge.

    My best numbers(Under a dozen) came from a little spot on the Tx side. The rest came from la. Islands. I guess I caught only about 20 the whole weekend. I could have caught 200 white bass and a load of small schooling bass. The whites were cutting up my fingers and ruining my rigs, so I left them alone after a while.

    All caught on either Blue Ice or Monkey Milk Garland minnows and Strike King Shadpoles. Most were caught when I was in 20 casting to 14 or so and working back.

    Here are a couple of hammers(14 and 14.5)

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    Still a nice mess of fish Pmantle. Thanks for the post and pics...

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    Pretty fish !

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    Not bad considering how hard they are dumping the lake. That affects the bite some and scatters them some.
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    Scattered seemed to be the theme for my trip.

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    still a nice haul......keep after em......

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    Very respectable catch considering all the weather we have had. Congratulations!
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    Thanks for the report and pictures.
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    For a pretty long time now if the Hydrilla is gone from a spot so are the Crappie! They will find other accommodations when that happens. I have had to change my spots every couple years mostly because of Hydrilla being gone. Thankfully it's starting to come back really good over here, but still not what it was before it all died off a few years back. Seems other places like where you are have lost their Hydrilla and it will come back, just take a few years.

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    What would cause it to die?

    That's been the case for sure on my Tx. side spot. No hydrilla there last 3 years. When it was there, I could catch 50 in no time in less than a 50 yard stretch.

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