Champ188
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Got lucky, QB. They were both on the same spot.
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LOL, Donna would be at the head of that mob.
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Congrats to one of our own- MO State High School Champ!
Champ188 replied to dtrs5kprs's topic in Table Rock Lake
Very good report, Darren. Thanks for sharing the details. I've seen that same "ugly point" pattern this time of year at Stockton and it's so hard to bring myself to stop on those not-so-great-looking places but by gosh it works! -
LOL, I'd have a lot better chance of living to see tomorrow if I filleted anything other than one of Donna's beloved brown fish.
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Regarding crappie populations at LOZ and Stockton, neither of those lakes have the overall clarity of Table Rock. And as was brought up earlier, doesn't have the abundance of cover that those lakes do. Crappie seem to flourish where the water is more fertile ... i.e., not as clear as tap water. I'm sure Dewayne French or someone else with greater fisheries biology knowledge than me can explain in more depth.
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Congrats to one of our own- MO State High School Champ!
Champ188 replied to dtrs5kprs's topic in Table Rock Lake
Donna and I met Dalton and his dad Darren a few months back at Danna's in West Branson. Absolutely first-class folks. Darren has had the privilege in recent years of fishing in team tournaments with Dave Barker, who has easily won more money and championships in regional tournaments than anyone in the Midwest. I'm sure Mr. Barker's knowledge has been passed down to Dalton. More importantly, Dalton reflects the values that his dad has passed along, including a very polite and gentlemanly nature. Congrats all around and continued best wishes. -
Heavy rains predicted throughout the watershed for both lakes the next couple of days. Prayers that no one suffers property damage or injury.
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I've seen them get on that pattern up there but not sure I've ever done that well. Very good job. Nothing quite like a consistent topwater bite for pure fun.
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Very good one, Terrierman. My kind of humor. Short and to the point.
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Others more in the know than me will surely jump in, but I would suggest the June full moon, as I do know that bluegills, bream or whatever a person may call them are known to bed on full moon periods during the summer.
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Been known to be a butt myself. That's well documented. Return apology extended. As for being passionate, hey, that's a plus on both sides.
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Thanks, bo. The one I'm holding was close to 4 pounds. When you're my size, you tend to make fish look small.
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Fished 6:30 a.m. to just after noon, when the storms arrived. Had 26 total with 5 keepers for 13-14 lbs. Topwater, jig, Ned and dropshot from mouth of Kings to just above Baxter.
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Very cool, lots of fun and great eating.
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Compression shorts. Who'da thunk it?
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Mr. Flysmallie, you are a distinguished professor of that subject.
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abkeenan set that whole thing up with the "out of gas" boat to keep you from hammering his fish. He's resourceful like that. Bet that boat had 25 gallons or more.
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Don't feel like the Lone Ranger. Been a small fish year since early spring. The Oakley Big Bass derby had 600 entries and only one fish over 6 pounds. Even 4's and 5's have been hard to come by. Glad you guys had plenty of action. Sometimes you just have to settle for enjoying frequent bites and getting your rod bent.
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Glenn, I think the Ned rig has something to do with pre-Rapala. Don't hold me to that, though.
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Ah bo, come on. I gave away my best hole the other day. "A big pocket between Eagle Rock and Shell Knob." LOL The more I hear about folks sawing the sides off our bass, including quite a few forum members, the less I'm inclined to help them catch em.
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The fish are using them to call each other from one area of the lake to another.
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Very cool, Okie. Just more proof that the little guy is one fish-catching bait.
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Ham, you're welcome to climb aboard my Ranger anytime. Just say the word. Got nothing against BassCat anyway. They've been made in the same neighborhood for a long, long time.
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Very well said, T. I, too, have eaten bass over the years, although very few from TR because of the 15-inch limit. To me, the clear drawing line is that TR doesn't receive any supplemental stockings of bass from MDC.
