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Side imaging question #4709884 04/08/10 02:13 AM
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So I find fish supended in the top of trees/brush with my side imaging unit. Now what? Anyone willing to share in techniques to catch these fish.

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Re: Side imaging question [Re: J.M.S] #4709975 04/08/10 02:26 AM
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What depth? I'd be thinking about banging through there with a crankbait.


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Re: Side imaging question [Re: duckboy007] #4709987 04/08/10 02:29 AM
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10-20 foot

Re: Side imaging question [Re: J.M.S] #4710634 04/08/10 04:53 AM
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crankbait might work... lipless or otherwise... spinner bait slow rolled...


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Re: Side imaging question [Re: catslayer] #4710636 04/08/10 04:56 AM
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i would go with either a crankbait or a dropshot fished vertically


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Re: Side imaging question [Re: Evan O'Brien] #4710822 04/08/10 11:12 AM
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Deep crank to get the more active fish then switch to a soft plastic like a Senko or Fluke dead sticked in the tree and be sure to let it soak pretty much motion less on a semi tight line for as long as you can stand it and then let it soak some more.


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Re: Side imaging question [Re: J.M.S] #4710858 04/08/10 11:36 AM
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Way back in the day I found some suspended in tree in 30ft of water, and they would just hammer pop r's lobbed into the top.


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T-rig with a light weight. They could be crappie so try a crappie jig.


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