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Lake Buchanan Trip Advice
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09/29/20 02:07 PM
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I am planning a trip to Lake Buchanan aroung the third week of October. Will be staying at Black Rock Campground. What should I expect the fishing to be like? Will have a boat but mostly will be fishing from shore. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks , Randy in Alabama
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Re: Lake Buchanan Trip Advice
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09/29/20 02:22 PM
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BrandoA
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If you have a boat and good electronics stay down by the damn area and look at humps in the 25-35 feet of water. There are several right there around black rock. If you get up early and be at the dam at first light there is a good chance you will catch them schooling . Look for cannonballs.
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Re: Lake Buchanan Trip Advice
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Thanks BrandoA, What type of fish and what are "cannonballs" ? What kind of baits do you use? What aboun the shoreline near Black Rock Park? Any help will be appreciated as I am not familar with the area and will be taking my nephews and would really like to see them catch some fish !!
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Re: Lake Buchanan Trip Advice
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Thanks BrandoA, What type of fish and what are "cannonballs" ? What kind of baits do you use? What aboun the shoreline near Black Rock Park? Any help will be appreciated as I am not familar with the area and will be taking my nephews and would really like to see them catch some fish !! Stripers/hybrids and whites. Cannonballs are big hybrids and Stripers blowing up on top. You can see them from a long ways off. As for baits either live shad or jigging spoons. There is a Exxon station not far from there that has the popular jigging spoons, maltese minnows. Pencil popper for top water.
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