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texoma #3770441 08/03/09 05:12 PM
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went in the bass hunter yesterday and could not get hit, the water was smooth and the fishfinder said it was 20 feet deep and the fish were around 15 or so. what is wrong with the fish? there were so many balls of shad all over and they wouldnt even look at my fly. I dont even know what they were. if it helps any they were not all the same size


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Re: texoma [Re: Pondbass] #3770464 08/03/09 05:16 PM
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That always sux! To see them down there but no hits. So how were you getting your fly down there to them?


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Re: texoma [Re: rrhyne56] #3770482 08/03/09 05:22 PM
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tungsten putty, split shots, ect.

beats throwing a giant split shot in Alaska with a 6wt


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Re: texoma [Re: Pondbass] #3770557 08/03/09 05:41 PM
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Well, that ought to weight it down. But in the future it might be wise to invest in a sink line or a lead core shooting head. The depths involved in getting down to deep fish on Texoma can be quite a bit more than one usually encounters.

I have some LC-13 tied to some backing that gets down with a mighty kachunk! it ain't pretty casting (see articles online about casting shooting heads) but it will get a fly waay deep relatively quickly.


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Re: texoma [Re: rrhyne56] #3770625 08/03/09 05:54 PM
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My experience is to feed them a fly that is bigger, brighter, colorful, with a crippled action to attract the predator fish surrounded by bait.
I don't tie clone flies for this obvious reason.

Agreed - get your fly down to the fish.
I prefer an unweighted fly on a sinker fly line than an overweighted fly.

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Re: texoma [Re: George Glazener] #3770656 08/03/09 06:00 PM
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I have a sink tip, but that's being shipped back from alaska

going for gar today (thats what I found biting good at cedar mills marina


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Love me some LC-13!


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1Peter 3:18 For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit.
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I agree with what George said, offer them something better than what they are already eating.



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today I wanted to see what size the shad were, and with my cast net, dragged up 2 baby spotted bass, a crappie, 3 baby largemouth, and a baby striper


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After we get back from a trip with Scott tomorrow I'll let you know how well my new T400 sink line worked.


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Don't forget to photograph! And to tell Scott howdy.


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Re: texoma [Re: rrhyne56] #3773758 08/04/09 01:28 PM
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Welcome to fishing for schooling fish... they're a ton of fun to fish for... when they're eating!!! The rest of the time, well, if you like looking at your graph, you can usually find some not eating!


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Scott says they are acting crazy so we'll see what happens.


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use small flies, I heard that they are eating small shad from a striper guide yesterday


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Yep, he says 1 to 1 1/2 inch shad are the lunch special this week. food


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