4 of my 5 biggest ever came out of 1 small creek on Fork....3 on a road bed in about 8' and the other on the point coming in which was about 10' deep at that time.

It is mostly out of the water now.


12 feet for me

Fish was in about 23 feet of water, but was about 10 feet down in a tree top.

I was wading a pond near Orlando so maybe 4ft.

My three DD's were all 10-15 feet.

9lb 15oz on a spinnerbait in 3-4FOW

five DD and all came out of about 6ft of water...

~15' - 10.06 lbs reeling a crankbait through treetops in about 25' of water.

12 lb Amistad dec 27, 2007, 18 ft, c-rig lizard, California creek

Yep. It hasn't been good on it in years anyways. The back has produced some including for ole Sinkey in one tourney but otherwise, we only stop in there for nostalgia at this point. It's hard not to. We need to do lunch again whenever I am actually in town and have the time.

I've got 2 that were over 11 lbs. First one came from under a dock that was sitting in about 20 feet of water but the fish was suspended under the dock. About 3 - 4 seconds of sink time on a Senko style bait. The second was in a brush pile on Falcon in about 18 feet of water. Both were early summertime post spawn catches.

Yeah.....it sucks....stay out of there....nothing to see!

8-10'

Have 4 DD between 10-11 lbs. 3 different lakes. 2 in 2-5' of water, 2 in 12-18' of water. All off bottom contact presentations. My personal opinion is they are at every depth, Chances are you are going to catch them where you fish the most. I spend a lot of time in the summer off shore. Caught 2 of them out there in July. Up shallow during the spawn, caught 2 flipping timber in less than 5'.

I think if you did a complete survey most will be shallow because that is where folks fish the most. If you do the same survey in 15 years you will see it even out more as people become more and more comfortable off shore with improved electronics.

11.44 IN 6FT 13-10 IN 10FT 12-7 IN 12FT 10.80 IN 15 FT 2 OTHER 10'S OUT OF 12 FT