Reply With QuoteI would try around the Johnsons point area. Try setting your corks around 8 to12 ft. deep.
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Thinking about Going To Lake Harris On Sunday. Never Crappie Fished On It. I Am Not Set Up For Trolling Or Pushing. Looking To See If Someone Could Point Me To A Area Or If You Think It Would Not Be Effective Right Now For Fishing With A Float Or Jig.I Am Up For Going Somewhere Else If It Not A Good Time For This Body Of Water.
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I would try around the Johnsons point area. Try setting your corks around 8 to12 ft. deep.
Guppy
9th Street canal can be a good spot too, plenty of cover and the water is in the 4-7' range.
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Sounds like some local intel right there! Welcome Brandon!Originally Posted by Brandon Camps
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Not To Much Luck. Couple Hits But Nothing To The Boat. Only Went Out For Couple Of Hours This Evening. Put In At Little Harris. Made It Over To The Point After The Bridge Water Was A Little Rough And The Wind Put A Hamper On Things. Maybe Next Time.
where Is The 9 Street Canal At?
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Northwest end of Lake Harris, halfway between Venetian Gardens and hwy 27 pier(launch ramp), almost due west from Johnson's point. Hard to see but most of the fast running bass boats are headed there.--shu
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Guppy
Thanks for the warm welcome huntinslabs. I have only been out a few times myself this year with getting a larger boat my wife prefers going to the gulf to fish but my time of year is here. I grew up in Gainesville and Fall and winter fishing up there is when you find the realy nice sized eating panfish and cats. I also wanted to add this for some that visit the harris chain there is a baitshop on Lake Eustis where 19 and 441 that is open 7 days a week. My father is a diehard bait fisherman and wanted grass shrimp (previous shop didn't have any), it was a long shot and 5+ mile boat ride across the the lakes on the chance they'd be open and have some they did. We managed 9 keepers out of about 50 but the specks were more responsive to the shrimp than worms or crickets.
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Yep! Minners and shrimps for Specks. You need to pull down to Monroe, ya might change your wife's mind on freshwater in the fall. But I can certainly agree with her on the summer in the brine.
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Depending on where you are living presently - Lochloosa & Newmans are
going really good this time of year
Again depends on where you are living or staying at...
Guppy
Yea I'm going to have to coordinate something with my dad, its been almost 2 years since I've fished Lochloosa and Newmans is supposedly on fire since mid summer. Its just a time and opportunity thing for me.
