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  1. 02-29-2012, 01:27 PM #1
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    I wanted to put this one out there an see what everyone is thinking. What part of Loz turns out the best quality fish? I know all parts can turn out some slabs every now an then. Just some parts are just more fertile then others. I don't want any to give up there spots but maybe give the arm an a few mile markers.
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    Gravoies
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    I guess I should have put that I have been told the upper part of gravois arm is the best.
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  4. 02-29-2012, 02:14 PM #4
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    Caught some toads up there late March last year..........plan on doing the same a month from today!
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    Moppin has won a lot of $ on the Osage arm in the spring....I would choose gravois in the winter months though. Just my two pennies worth
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    35mm to 50mm
    will fish for food
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    Hey Jim the absolute biggest ones I have caught on LOZ were in the Warsaw harbor boat ramp area but only in the spring.
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    35mm and up.
    For a full line of fluid beds
    soft plastic, jig heads and more see us at
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  10. 03-01-2012, 01:27 PM #10
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    boy that is a tough question. I fish the osage arm from bagnell to 12mm and then gravois from 1-5mm during the winter and spring months and cant say that one is better than the other.
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