Bgctrading
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Lilley's Lake Taneycomo Fishing Report, March 1
Bgctrading replied to Phil Lilley's topic in Upper Lake Taneycomo
Tell me more about these crappie being caught in taney.... -
I have had livescope for awhile now. I am by no means an expert and I'm sure it does stuff I have no idea about. But it seems like a point and shoot thing to me and you can definitely make it work. It's not like trying to read 2d sonar. after a few minutes everyone that has watched my screen understands what they are looking at with livescope.
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Couple of friends of.mine have went looking but not moving yet.
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Almost time to revive this thread.
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Thanks guys. Dutch got me hooked up this morning!
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Ok thanks for checking.
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Do you have any good drop shot spinning rods? My boy is turning 8 on Nov 4 and loves drop shoting and would like to get him a nice rod. New or used would be fine.
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I'm 90 percent sure I saw them. I first saw that 3 boats were in casting distance of each other which is weird for this lake. And when I moved I cruised by slowly and saw they were guide boats. All within sight of big cedar.
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The one in his right is smaller than the left one. Maybe he was talking his perspective.
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Isn't 18 inches the minimum?
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I do believe his first name is David. Im not sure how I know that though.
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I have the 93sv unit so I'm not sure if it will record.
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I am mainly hitting gravel points and trees starting in 18ft of water and cruising slowly out to about 45 ft of water looking for fish they are very clear to see unless they are tied to them bottom. Then I am setting a crawler right on their nose with a drop-shot.
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Great for bass and walleye on the rock especially this time of year.
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I'm headed down for three days starting Tuesday. It's been two weeks since I ha e been down.
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Petition for single point hooks in trophy section
Bgctrading replied to Smallie Seeker's topic in Upper Lake Taneycomo
How do the fish "know" this is the c&r area and if they want to get big this is the place to live? On the money deal most of the people spending money are tourists they would be happy for the most part catching a nice limit and going home. Very few are coming and spending thousands each year looking for that one record. -
Petition for single point hooks in trophy section
Bgctrading replied to Smallie Seeker's topic in Upper Lake Taneycomo
Why are trout and bass guys like this? The trout are raised and released for the enjoyment of fishing catching and eating. The bass guys do not want you to keep fish for the pure selfishness of wanting them there for tournament fishing. There are limits and size restrictions on almost all fish in Missouri. Anything that is legal can be kept. I do not understand the craziness of all of this. -
Guys this walleye deal is becoming very good on the rock. It is better every trip for me. Shhhhhhh!!!!
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Are you not allowed to eat trout out of taney?
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I also am curious from the more experienced people on table rock. Everyone says as the sun gets higher is the time to move to drop shot fishing. My experience has been that it is good right after good daylight and slows down as the day goes on. Is this different than most people's experience?
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Are you only looking for crappie fishing? There is some crappie fishing around you up the creeks and rivers out of table Rock. But you are not in the best crappie fishing we have to offer in Missouri. I would honestly look at hiring a guide for trout on taneycomo or a guide for bass up on table Rock.
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I went out Friday for 3 hours all drop shot fish caught nine with four keepers. Went out Saturday for about the same amount of time but hit all the points on my "milk run" caught 17 with 9 keepers one of them being a 20 inch walleye.
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Went out this morning for 1.5 hours. Tried two spots I have never stopped. Caught 5 with 3 keepers. All on drop shot 25-40 ft.
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I am using crawlers mainly so that is cheating I suppose. And I am not saying that every outing I find a point loaded with fish. But each of my "milk run" spots will usually produce fish. I'm using 6-lb fluoro with an overall leader of about 18 to 20 in. I guess maybe I just did not have a good point of reference of how many I should be catching I felt like it should be more. Especially since I have had a few 50 plus fish days throughout the last three summers or so.
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I do have electronics I have standard sonar, side and down imaging as well as livescope. I do realize there are probably some similarities to these points but I'm just not well versed in figuring out seeing channel swings and drop offs. And applying them to another area that is similar but not so similar.
