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 Tilapia at Squaw
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04/10/17 07:05 PM
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Joined: Apr 2012
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BMART
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Thinking about taking a weekday off and driving down to squaw for some wild caught Tilapia, never been there, so any advice/pointers from the fellow bankers?
If it's legal ain't no way in hell it's catch and release, it's CATCH & GREASE, except ROUGH (TRASH) Fish
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Re: Tilapia at Squaw
[Re: BMART]
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04/11/17 12:43 AM
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boocat
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Re: Tilapia at Squaw
[Re: BMART]
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04/12/17 12:40 PM
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Joined: Nov 2015
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Littlefeather
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There are two spots to bank fish. I've found the better spot to catch them is to the right of the boat ramp. There are coves that hold them when the temperatures are right. There is absolutely no science to it! A bobber and a box of worms will be all you need. I generally fish 2 1/2-3' under the bobber. Good luck! If they are there you'll fill a cooler. Don't be surprised if you catch catfish too. This lake is full of channel cats!
Those who dance are considered mad by those who cannot hear the music.
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Re: Tilapia at Squaw
[Re: Littlefeather]
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04/13/17 03:14 PM
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Burnsbyron
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I need to check this place out asap. what is perfect weather?
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