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 Some success on Lake Leon
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06/19/10 06:09 PM
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Veritas74
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Well caught a couple today on lake leon... I used a senko worm on a wacky rig. Caught them deep 20+ feet of water... I want some opinions on summer fishing.. Why would a bass hang around a boat dock that's off 45+ feet of water? Which is better for bass fishing Leon or Bridgeport?
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Re: Some success on Lake Leon
[Re: Veritas74]
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06/19/10 06:13 PM
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senko9S
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Re: Some success on Lake Leon
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06/19/10 06:21 PM
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tcb01
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Leon's a neat lake but has a ton of short fish in it. Bridgeport is a fun lake to fish as well and has a relatively nice population of smallmouths as an added bonus. Slot lake and you will catch alot of them
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Re: Some success on Lake Leon
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06/19/10 07:05 PM
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Veritas74
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True but when it's fifty foot deep don't they just go deeper?
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