05-15-06, 11:52 PM
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deep water fishin
ok so heres the question, which is the best way to catch bass in deeper water. what would you look for if it was your first time to be on the lake. where would you fish! and why.
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05-16-06, 04:54 AM
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deep water is a reltive term kinda like clear water. basicly any thing over 8 feet is deep water to me. points are always a good choice. either c-rig or a deep crankbait.
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05-16-06, 07:08 PM
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Zook has a point, it's relative. In florida, mos lakes aren't much deeper than 10 feet, but out in cali, they might be 40 feet deep. A rat-l-trap will usually produce while blind fishing, but I would rather find structure and jig it or drop a wacky rigged worm.
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05-17-06, 05:33 AM
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