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Walter E. Long Lake #9558712 12/12/13 07:29 AM
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Was looking at different lakes to try. Is this lake worth a try?

Moritz Chevrolet - 9101 Camp Bowie W Blvd, Fort Worth, TX - Monte Coon (817) 696-2003
Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: C.J] #9559045 12/12/13 02:21 PM
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There are some toads in Decker (aka Walter E Long). It's getting right about time for the big girls to start biting out there. I was out there last week for about 3hrs. Had a limit in about an hour anchored with a 6lber. This time of year don't beat the reed banks.......find the off shore grass using your graph.


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Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: Chris Coufal] #9562638 12/13/13 07:49 PM
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Hello Chris, never fished Decker successfully..Congrats on a great day on your outing last week!!..Question..What were you throwing when you went out? And in what general area? Any insight would help a fellow Bass Angler..Thanks, Dexter.

Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: C.J] #9563090 12/13/13 10:57 PM
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When you put the boat in at Decker (Walter E. Long) take a look 50 to 75 feet to the right (from the water) or left (standing on the dock) and fish what you see happening in the water with a shallow crankbait.

Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: C.J] #9563531 12/14/13 01:23 AM
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This time of year I like to throw a lipless around the grass. I personally have better luck out there with brighter colors and IMO 1-knockers producer better than your standard rattles. Again, that's just my opinion and what I have confidence in out there. I like to throw the Xcalibur 1-knockers.




I also like to throw a lot of t-rigs on the deeper grass lines. Blue-Fleck power worms are always tied on and always produce....no matter the weather, temp or season.


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Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: Chris Coufal] #9565826 12/15/13 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted By: Chris Coufal
This time of year I like to throw a lipless around the grass. I personally have better luck out there with brighter colors and IMO 1-knockers producer better than your standard rattles. Again, that's just my opinion and what I have confidence in out there. I like to throw the Xcalibur 1-knockers.




I also like to throw a lot of t-rigs on the deeper grass lines. Blue-Fleck power worms are always tied on and always produce....no matter the weather, temp or season.



I love lipless crank baits in the Winter also. I especially like the Excalibur Xr75. I like the older ones with the multiple ball bearings over the One-Knocker. You can literally hear them coming to the boat while they are in the water. I also like the brighter colors with ox-bow being my favorite.


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Re: Walter E. Long Lake [Re: C.J] #9566281 12/15/13 03:49 AM
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Decker is a nice lake... wacky rigs are the ticket over there!

tons of great spots between the ramp and the warm water discharge. Even the lil ones over there are in the 14 inch range from what I have seen (and I got a buddy that has caught some big ones out of there)... definitely worth checking out for yourself, I doubt you will be disappointed.

(one note, the water is down to 51 degrees since the plant isn't running)

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