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Thread: J.C. Murphy Lake

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    I was reading in the Indiana Fish and Game magazine that this lake had an average depth of 3 fow. How do they keep from having a winter kill each year?
    The article sounded like it was worth making the trip for, has anyone any knowledge personally on this lake.

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    I"ll bet there's a bunch that fish it. I used to bluegill fish it years ago, take a mini-vacation and drive over and camp. I'm clear on the east side of the state, it's a bit of a trek for me. Some nice slabs back then, but that must have been 20-25 years ago. Believe they run aerators or at least they used to. Interested in seeing what gets posted, I wouldn't mind going back over some time.

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    Well with the cold front on saturday i new the fish would move back out a little so i fished the brush in 8 feet and a little deeper water in the coves, and 4 hours later it payed off. I limited out and my buddy added 1 keeper to the livewell, which was good cause the 13 gallon livewell was full once you start getting 11 inch plus crappie in it.
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    This is Willow Slough and it has channels that run through out. It's a great ice fishing lake for gills I hear. I've fished it several times for bass mostly. It's electric only and it's huge. You need a couple batteries and it can be windy. I hear the crappie and gills are biting. full of little willow bushes.

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    As a dammed wetland has a lot of current and springs. Drownings almost a yearly ice fishing occurrence. Great fishing there is always followed by DNR and duck unlimited panics and draining. Just glad I found Louisiana for retirement. Late 70's after '76 winter were prime time there.

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