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  1. 02-06-2011, 11:26 AM #1
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    Default War Mouth hole


    Found a spot on Black Creek in the Florida panhandle where the warmouth were holed up in 15 ft water. Managed a half dozen medium crappie as well

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  2. 02-06-2011, 12:38 PM #2
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    Nice catch.
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    Looks like a couple of nice dinners to me ! congrats !
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    I thought all the Warmouth in the area was caught last summer ...

    Good Catch .... Black Creek will be about the only place to fish in the lower end till the water gets down ... Really running in these flat ditches down 3280 and here at the house. ... Bet the upper end of Black Creek And Camp Creek are running as well ... bout 4 inches of rain ..

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  5. 02-07-2011, 10:19 AM #5
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    nice catah
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    nice catch there!looks like you get some pretty big size warmouth down there!all the ones i ever got were rather small,and were in va and wv.
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    Nice mess of fish
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    Those things hit hard, and fight real good. Did you catch them in downed trees or wood of some kind. Knew a guy who fished them in the St Johns. He tried to teach me but I didn't have the patience.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skeetbum View Post
    Those things hit hard, and fight real good. Did you catch them in downed trees or wood of some kind. Knew a guy who fished them in the St Johns. He tried to teach me but I didn't have the patience.

    They were near the bottom in some heavy structure. In about 12 to 13 feet of water
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    Bill used braid tied direct, pretty stout, and used a 1/16 bare lead head with a chartreuse curl tail. Mostly cuz they were cheap and he got hung a lot. There were some undercut banks in some old logging canals off of Lake Woodruff that I used to fish and I used the same jig. If it hit the bank on the cast, it was like ringing a doorbell and they would rush out and strike. If you didn't bounce it off the bank, they may or may not show interest. It was great fun, and made for several very good dinners. Those canals were so grown over last time I was there that you would need a couple of days with a chain saw to open them enough to fish, good while it lasted.
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