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 Any advice appreciated
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04/12/19 07:49 PM
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The-Reaper
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I’m planing on going to fork this weekend and I’ll probably get soaking wet but when your days are limited I guess you take what you get . I have never been on this lake and plan on looking for crappie . I will be launching at the minnow bucket and would anyone here be willing to steer me in the direction I may need to go ? Not wanting anyone’s secret spot just maybe a general area to start looking in Only have a day and would like to at least catch a few lol. Anyways any guidance is appreciated
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Re: Any advice appreciated
[Re: The-Reaper]
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04/13/19 12:16 AM
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Kentucky
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cant help you there. We put in at 515 east ramp two weeks ago and went under the bridge and into glade. There were a lot of brush in 13-15 fow . We had two boats and were using live minnows and 3 rods. Brought home a dozen but we moved and worked it all day. sorry , all i got
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Re: Any advice appreciated
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04/13/19 01:29 AM
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Ken Gaby
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Fish between 154 and 515 bridges on any timber you see in 12-25 FOW. Also try the bridge columns. Lake is near normal pool so there's not as much timber showing as usual. Plenty of trees under water so be careful.
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Re: Any advice appreciated
[Re: Ken Gaby]
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04/13/19 01:33 PM
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The-Reaper
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Thanks I’ll see what happens
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