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I rarely fish in the winter, but today was so nice I decided to run up river from Holiday Island to see if the walleye had started to cluster. I ran most of the way to Houseman. At lake level 909 that meant I had to stick to channels remember where the trick stump was on the right side going up. I fished a partial keitech swing impact in ice on a 1/8 ounce horsehead jig. I had one white bass style smash attack bite but did not hook up.

Many others were out, including the "we only fish for crappie in the Spring" crowd. Several boats were trolling the river channel and a couple boats were throwing jerk baits. I did not see a fish caught.

Water temp was 46.

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If Buster says it, I believe it. Oddly, my local sources of information up here have not yet been on fish. I do not know if this is lack of trying or trying the wrong things. They are still waiting for the move.

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About time for a cold snap to smack us with the reality stick.

Hush your mouth. It will happen a few more times but who doesn't like April in February?

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I know this is not a Bull Shoals thread, but kind of a piggy back. Also heard the white bass were really on the prod at River Run yesterday, and walleye from the Pot Hole to just above Beaver Creek.

Kings River cannot be far behind. I think the influx of moving warmer water at 47.5 degree flowing over powersite dam makes a huge difference. Water is probably at least that temp down there as it has been that at Lilleys'.

Don't know what the temp of the water is coming out of the White, but its got to be right in there also. Suspose to be pushing upper 50's to lower 60's here till a cool down on Thursday to the low 40's.

May get interesting early

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