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First time on Tawakoni #11481847 03/16/16 09:32 PM
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Hi everyone. I'm headed out east to Lake Tawakoni this weekend for the first time. We are going to be staying near Arm Point Park. I only have a 16' Jon Boat with a 25 Johnson, so I don't think I'll be able to venture into the big part of the lake... have y'all been having any luck in the northern part of the lake catching catfish or sandies/hybrids? Any advice is appreciated!


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welcome

Catfish should be biting shallow on windy points/banks.

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Thanks Txmedic. I have been catching shad and freezing them cut up and ready to go. Going to set out jug lines and try to catch a few on rod and reel.


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No need to set jugs out deeper than 14 or 15 feet. Bring your net, shad have been shallow. You should catch some fish. Our cove on the north side is 5 feet deep and we have had blues and channels in the cove. Fresh shad is best and drum, buffalo, carp,work great on the jug if you happen across any


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Good info. Thanks kody!


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No reason to use frozen shad now. Your catch rate will be 1/10th of what it would be with fresh shad.


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I will certainly use fresh shad if I can get them. The frozen is the back up plan.


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