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 Re: Tips on finding shad?
[Re: Colin_J]
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07/26/17 08:27 AM
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scubaarchery
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Boat docks and ramps are good because of the lights, especially if a new moon. Once sun comes up they scatter.
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Re: Tips on finding shad?
[Re: Colin_J]
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07/26/17 01:10 PM
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JustinB
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So how do you accurately throw your net for deep shad?
-If you have bow mount transducer, throw the net behind the boat as soon as you see the bait ball on your graph?
-What if you have a transom mount transducer? How can you throw your net quick enough once you see the bait ball on your graph?
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Re: Tips on finding shad?
[Re: Colin_J]
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07/26/17 06:09 PM
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Dipson
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usually deep shad aren't moving very much or at all, so what I do is run 5-7 mph around till I find a very large concentration, not the 1-3 inch bait balls you see floating around 1-15 feet of water. Than drop my ipilot and go back to that spot.
right now I am catching shad mid day in about 15-25 ft of water. On the graph you are looking for just huge concentrations of shad that will fill up your graph from 10-20-30 ft.
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Re: Tips on finding shad?
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07/28/17 02:11 AM
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Bob H
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Great info, thanks a lot for your input guys
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