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Since wind is your friend has come up, what is considered to much wind ? 

I know everything about nothing and know nothing about everything!

Bruce Philips

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5 hours ago, 96 CHAMP said:

My best spot is a 30 yard stretch of a bank in a small pocket, subject to change like anything else, but hasn't failed me yet

 

6 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

Ding ding ding.  My best spot at LOZ is a short expanse of open bank between docks, maybe 100 yards long.

I’m having trouble visualizing the type of spots you two are describing. Maybe if you PM me with the map location I will get a better grasp of what you are saying. lol

Mike

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Since I've been stinkin' it up so bad out on the shallow flats with the flyrod lately I took the bassboat and the gear out this evening, left the flyrods at home.   

None. Zilch. Not a single freakin' striped fish.  I suck right now :( 

I could literally hammer some green bass or crappie right now.....but that's not what I'm in the mood to do.

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25 minutes ago, m&m said:

 

I’m having trouble visualizing the type of spots you two are describing. Maybe if you PM me with the map location I will get a better grasp of what you are saying. lol

Mike

Sure, happy to help.  Might need to zoom in some, and the orange marker is something google maps did not me.  :D

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 M & M I I think he is erfering to some apecial small spot.  I would not want him to tell me. To me finding spots s a big part of the fishing. I can tell you there are just thousands of points and flats on loz that will will produce these fish. The bigger the better. You first got to ask atound where they are rising then go down there at thecright time of day. Some  days they rise off and on all day. But nothing beats evenings all the way to dark. 

Whites seem a  easier to catch than  Hibrid chasing them around vreaking the surface. I do my Hybrid fishing bumping the bottom straight down or making short cast and and jerking the spoon through the water when I find a few fish grouped one the depth ifnder. Most of my larger Hybrids come on breaks where the flat drops off into deeper water. My troller is going almost constntly when I'm searching for Hybrods  down deeper on those points and flats.  I have what moght seem as a silly theory to many. I thonk if tou can intercept them moving from deep to shallow to feed your going to catch more fish.

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4 hours ago, 176champion said:

Since wind is your friend has come up, what is considered to much wind ? 

Wind has never been my friend.  If I am fishing from a boat I start looking for shelter at anything more than what you'd consider a "nice breeze".   

I'm totally anal about boat positioning so having to fight the trolling motor to maintain good position soon becomes more like work and less like fun.    If I'm wading or fishing from the bank it can blow all it wants to.

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12 hours ago, fishinwrench said:

Wind has never been my friend.  If I am fishing from a boat I start looking for shelter at anything more than what you'd consider a "nice breeze".   

I'm totally anal about boat positioning so having to fight the trolling motor to maintain good position soon becomes more like work and less like fun.    If I'm wading or fishing from the bank it can blow all it wants to.

I really hate fishing in the wind. I can take a light breeze, but stronger winds make me start to enjoy myself much less. 

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Gibson, Tony's. 

In the past, haven't tried recently. 

Had a buddy that used to live at the lake and used to find them on a somewhat bluff/rock bank to the SouthEast of coconuts with no socks on it. Surprisingly you could catch a decent amount of crappie along that stretch too. 

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