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walleye are biting crankbaits jigs witha good night crawlers how long the flats in 9_15 foot of water on calm days and as much as I hate to say it trolling is working better than casting. depending on the day time of day will determine how deep you need to be fishing.

crappie has been bison pretty good on minnows in 15 to 20 foot brush piles. at least for me the chick fights been pretty tough most of the fish of mood of the summer areas dinner movie ninja ball pattern

bass are chasing dad from secondary points to the back of the coves.

throw spinnerbaits square bills and wiggle warts and dont ever think you got me too shallow

Ovetall the fishing has been good but the high sun makes for some tuff, mid day fishing.

Bob Bennett
Stockton Lake Guide Service
http://fishstocktonlake.com
417-637-BASS

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Thanks for the report Bob. Hopefully you had a good Birthday.

PS - I love to fish when the bass are chasing "dad".....

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Good Lord that was good for a few snortles..... I have to buy me a Rosetta Stone.

Bob, I'll be down next week for some of that bison.

....and chick fights! yeehaw!!

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LOL.......!!

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Half the fun in reading these reports is seeing what the verbal translator does.....

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That is freaking awesome!!!! Bob you have got to keep posting reports from your phone.

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