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  1. 06-04-2010, 10:49 PM #1
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    I see lots of people are catching walleye right now gonna give it a shot tomorrow, anybody got any suggestions. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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    I've never fished Smithville but I always caught them off rocky points, flats along channel edges, or on midlake humps this time of the year. Good luck.









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  3. 06-05-2010, 06:15 AM #3
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    Stop by burtons,he can stock you up with what you need.
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    I'm going to try in the morning .
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    follow them guys that posted here few days ago, but really bob gave you good advice. night crawlers, and minnows, I catch a few on a meps spinner night crawlers on the bottom, minnows just up off the bottom or just bounce the minnow, I use a jig and minnow combo on stockton, and catch sever on black /silver crank bait on the points good luck
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    try main lake points 3-5fow near weed lines
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  7. 06-06-2010, 04:43 PM #7
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    I went today and man was it a zoo out on the main lake. I caught 2 shorts and 1 keeper. Fished a lipless crankbait on main lake points next to the weed lines. They need to open up the gates and then the big ones will move back on the points.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave P. View Post
    I went today and man was it a zoo out on the main lake. I caught 2 shorts and 1 keeper. Fished a lipless crankbait on main lake points next to the weed lines. They need to open up the gates and then the big ones will move back on the points.
    Yeah , there was a boat on every point at first light this morning . I didn't catch any Walleye , but I did catch some White Bass that were schooling in the area.
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