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    I fished today from about 8:30 until 11:30. I talked to my neighbor yesterday afternoon, and I am absolutely certain that I was fishing one of his favorite brush piles, right in front of a dock that he described in detail. The dock was there and the brush pile was there. The little fish symbols on my Garmin lit up like a Christmas tree. If half the fish symbols were actual fish, I was fishing in fish soup. They were everywhere from about 5 feet to about 20 feet. One thing that was consistent, however was a straight line of them at 11 feet and again at 15 feet. A perfectly straight line half way across the screen. I fished the Slab Tail Ugly Green which is my neighbor’s go-to lure. I also tried a Bobby Garland Blue Ice and a Mr Twister in Chartreuse and the Gray Ghost feather jig. I spent most of my time vertical fishing, just letting the lure sit there. I tried various depths from about 9 or 10 feet down to about 15 feet. The result was that I caught 1 largemouth about 1 1/2 lb trolling a plug, but he gave me a pretty good fight on ultralight gear.

    My my wife and I have some errands to run this afternoon and I’m going to pick up a minnow bucket and aerator and some #4 red hooks if I can find them.

    There is rain in in the forecast through the weekend, but we really need it.

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    Are you sure you don't have your sensitivity to high on your fish finder? That will cause your unit to give false readings....
    I don't ever trust community holes.... Do some scanning to find other structure.... It's really not that hard just put the time in using your unit and trying different depths and baits.....

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    If you haven't already watched this you might aughta....


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    Usually those that I find in a strait line are white bass on my home lake.
    Stacked on top of each other, crappie.


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    It would probably be a great learning experience if you could go with your neighbor.


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    I saw a lot of that, fish symbols stacked on top of each other, also. But then I also found some places nearby with nothing, no fish symbols at all and a plain, featureless bottom.



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    Pescador, he is out of town for a few days, celebrating his and his wife’s 50th wedding anniversary. My wife and I will celebrate the same occasion later this month. But sometime between as this celebrating, we are talking about meeting on the lake for that purpose.

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    Someone has suggested minnows and red hooks. I bought a minnow bucket and aerator today but the only red hooks I could find were baitholder hooks for worms and chunks. So I bought #4 Aberdeen gold hooks. Does the color of the hook make that much difference?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gill Fisher View Post
    Someone has suggested minnows and red hooks. I bought a minnow bucket and aerator today but the only red hooks I could find were baitholder hooks for worms and chunks. So I bought #4 Aberdeen gold hooks. Does the color of the hook make that much difference?

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    Those Aberdeen’s will work fine. Thin wire, your minnow should live longer, of course we’re hoping he gets eaten!
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    ever thought maybe our neighbor is not really telling you all his good spots
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