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Thread: Stockton---Hang on to your HAT!

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    Default Stockton---Hang on to your HAT!


    New it was going to be windy....But WOW!! Seven was all I could mustard today. Bout all you could do was tie up. Did let the wind catch my hat, but snagged it with the net. Put in a cc, and when I loaded out about 3, parking lot was full and even had a couple in the overflow. Water temp down to 58.2. Caught fish about a crank off the bottom. 12-24 ft deep. Females had eggs, males had sperm sack. Hope pole bender had a good day.


    I just KNOW it was a big one!!!
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    nice catch,,but man u are brave to try stockton in this wind,,bet that baby was rolling down in the big water,,
    IT'S 5--O-CLOCK SOMEWHERE,,,MIKE-p

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    I know you're right fuzzy.....It was rolling, had a few try to get in the BOAT. And I was in the little water!
    I just KNOW it was a big one!!!
    Mike

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    Glad i worked today. Had a feeling it was going to be windy. Got all my jobs done ready to fish.

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    you say you like to learn from me ===== then stay off stockton in the high wind. it will get you. PS nice fish. glad all was ok

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    Very nice. Wind and big water just make for a bad situation.


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    Nice going Frosty, I thought we were in the GULF OF MEXICO. All we could catch were shorts. We fished all over the place and it was tough to stay on a spot, should have tied up. I did see some guys catching white bass and looked like they were doing pretty good. You didn't want to be on the main lake today!

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    Thanks for the concern! Wind was only, I would guess about 6-8 mph when I got there. Nice fishing first couple hours. By 1:00, wind switched to the north and got pretty heavy. Left the trees and headed for Beagle Bluff, 3-4 boats fishing there. Caught 1 small keeper there. With the parking lot FULL, don't know where everyone was fishing. Pole Bender, glad you all had a safe trip.
    I just KNOW it was a big one!!!
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    With the wind and waves you were fishing the wrong species. It sounds more like a walleye chop than a crappie day. Nice catch any way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by barn dog View Post
    With the wind and waves you were fishing the wrong species. It sounds more like a walleye chop than a crappie day. Nice catch any way.
    We tried it and did not catch a thing, no walleye, crappie, or white bass. I know I have asked this before but do you know what speed your going while trolling? I was going about 3.8 MPH with the wind and 3 into the wind. I think I was going to fast, I am going to try my other prop and see if I can slow down. I usually use my trolling motor and go around 2 MPH, but the wind was too strong for the trolling motor yesterday.

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