mict107
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Sorry to hear this. He will be missed on this forum. He had a wealth of fishing information that he always seemed glad to pass along. Although I never met him, I will miss him. RIP Jim.
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Here is a link to a page about a guy that caught a 10lb 13oz largemouth. I think it was in 2013. http://www.stocktonlake.com/events/view/161.
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I went out about the same time around Masters. Caught several bass, mostly smallmouth with watermelon/red flake worm. I was in the back of a cove and the carp were going nuts. So many of them you could have walked across them. Water was 62-64. Most of the bass were caught off main lake points in 4-8 feet of water. Good fishing.
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You need a program on your computer to view .GPX files. I use Navionics PC or Topofusion. they show the lake and the location of the fish attractors on it. I heard there are free programs out there to view the .GPX files. Good luck.
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Have you tried this link. http://egis.mdc.mo.gov/fishattractorstablerocklake/gpx_files_each_lake.htm. It has fish attractor locations for all the lakes around here. You can view them in on your computer and also load them into your fishfinder.
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After finally updating FF software (I had problems with Humminbird web page), I was able to upload the waypoints I wanted. Thanks to everyone for their help.
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TRRANGER- go to this page, you should be able to find them from there. http://egis.mdc.mo.gov/fishattractorstablerocklake/gpx_files_each_lake.htm
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Thanks for all the suggestions. It seems like Stockton has about 300 fish attractors out. Hopefully, I will be able to get them to download.
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I have a question for you guys who are in the know. I have a Hummingbird 587 CI DI fish finder and can anyone tell me how to load the map with the fish attractors for Stockton Lake onto it. I downloaded the map with coordinates to my PC but would like to load it into the Hummingbird. Do I just load it onto a SD card and use it that way? Will the Hummingbird accept the format? Thanks for any help offered. Also, Thank you Bob for a very informative seminar last night. Good fishing everyone!