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  1. 01-27-2011, 01:15 PM #1
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    Anyone heard anything about the white bass bite on the sabine yet? Should start up anyday now Im guessing
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    Just waitin on the water to rise.
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    the guy at midway marine in logansport said last week that some were caught down by the lake. the low water should have em cooped up. i remember several years ago the water was low and we worked them over.
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    Is there a decent launch ramp in Logansport with the lake as low as it is?

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    Im sure with all the rain,snow and sleet we have had the river level is up. Logansport is a good place to put in. I go to Deadwood, TX. Im going Saturday and Sunday. Use the medium sized roadrunners with red or yellow heads.w/white bodies. Work the sand bars. Goodluck
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    NOAA is showing it a around 17ft. Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service: Shreveport: Sabine River at Logansport
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    I fished the river yesteray, Monday. We caught a lot of small White Bass. A few were in the 12" range but most were smaller. Big females do not seem to be there. Everyone I talked to, on the river were catching the same, a few were picking up White Perch but very few and they were scattered.
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