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 Re: Table Rock Lake
[Re: Michael Huffer]
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04/22/18 09:31 PM
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LunkerXpress
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whopper plopper, crank the transition banks, shakey head and a wobble-head should do you good. fished the open there last year in early march and it was a lot of fun. Practice was. The tourney just about froze me to death.
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Re: Table Rock Lake
[Re: LunkerXpress]
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04/22/18 10:16 PM
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Redwatermelon
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What color and size of whopper plopper
works best? Academy has the whopper plopper on sale for $9.99
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Re: Table Rock Lake
[Re: Redwatermelon]
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04/23/18 02:30 AM
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Andy D
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A local guide on TRL will post a weekly video fishing report. He is very thorough. Pete Wenners is his name. Search current reports on his website. Older ones are on You Tube
We go down there every late June and he is very accurate on what is biting. Up to us to find where
Most of what others have said is true.
Have a great time. Beautiful deep water lake. Hope the fish are shallow. When we go we are sometimes targeting fish suspended at 35 feet in 120 feet of water. Gets real tough
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Re: Table Rock Lake
[Re: Redwatermelon]
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04/24/18 12:35 AM
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Andy D
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There is also an Ozarks Anglers fishing forum that will provide plenty of normative as well
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