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Welsh Advice #13772796 11/16/20 07:52 PM
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Planning to go to Welsh for the first time on Friday.

Any advice would be appreciated.

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Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13772869 11/16/20 08:43 PM
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Dangerous lake to run if you don’t know where your going. Do not head up lake, left as your idling away from the ramp, on pad. You kinda have to run straight out from the ramp most of the way across then turn right. I usually idle from the ramp to where I turn right and then put it on pad. There are still stumps to avoid going that way but not nearly as bad. If you want to go left just idle, doesn’t take very long to get up there.




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Giant high spot mid lake and good bunch of stumps all over the lake

Bring a 1-2oz punch weight, big line and some Advil.


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Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13772970 11/16/20 09:57 PM
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Idle out farther than you'd think out of any cove or cut....your lower unit will thank you.

Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13773558 11/17/20 07:45 AM
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Someone posted a "map" not too long ago which had the boat run areas (not really lanes) marked. Do a search and you should be able to find it. These "lanes" change as the water level changes. I have stumps marked on GPS the are not a problem when the water is up but drop several feet and they are a concern. Like the "lane" that goes north (left out of the ramp area) along the east shore. When the lake is five feet low there are some BAD stumps that can cause some serious lower unit issues.

Also trim up at the ramp area. Water is low enough that you could suck sand and gravel into your engine potentially blocking open a thermostat causing a problem.. Happened to a buddy this past weekend.

Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13773628 11/17/20 12:54 PM
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Was out there day before yesterday and started on the south end and it was a a grind. Caught a few punching grass. Then I ran up North and got into some schoolies and wacked em pretty good.


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some of the mainlake stumps are actually vertical floaters that move.

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Sounds like the best advice would be to float ur boat off the trailer and then put the trolling motor down and go from there. Lol

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Originally Posted by Barbers Tree
Sounds like the best advice would be to float ur boat off the trailer and then put the trolling motor down and go from there. Lol


Years ago when it was the "other" power plant lake and Monti was king, I used to fish Welsh from my little buster boat and kill them. Dropping the TM at the ramp and fishing your way North from there is not a bad strategy!


See you on the lake and have a great day!
Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13774793 11/18/20 01:42 AM
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13’ or less is all grass. Look for the key areas and get to punching.


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Re: Welsh Advice [Re: Shoe Dave] #13775924 11/18/20 10:11 PM
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Yea, if you don't fish grass a lot, probably not the lake for you. I'm heading out there again tomorrow, so we'll see how it goes.


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