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With duck season coming to a close, and a rough one at that, I figured I would run down to the lakehouse with my wife to ring in the New Year. I guess the good Lord took pity on me and blessed me with some great fishing. 28 keepers in two days. Caught a few on the jerker and a-rig in the cedars, but most came on a spoon in 40-50 FOW. By Saturday the shallow bite dried up on me, but the deep fish were going nuts. Spitting shad all the way to the top. I even had a few around popping them on top, in January!!!! It was a great way to ring in 2015!

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Nice Largies! Sounds like I need to get more proficient with the spoon.

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way to smack them! sure hope this extended cold will not put a stop to the deep bite, but it seems that when the water gets much below 48 the shad schools seems to disperse.

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Excellent catching Jeff. Glad duck season and Royals baseball are over for you, now you can concentrate on fishing. Good to have you back on the Forum.

Born to Fish. Forced to Work.

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Thanks guys. Trips out like that don't happen very often and the fact that it happened in January was something else. Hard to beat this lake when it's right. I did have a bunch of mallards mocking me back in Wolfpen, I reminded them that the South zone was still open and I wasn't scared to come back with my Ol' Beretta. The Arkie boys can have em now, on to the green fish for me.

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