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Fished from the pothole to Barker, trolling a Flickr shad and an Arig last Friday, got 1 bite.  Talked to 2 other boats that did just as well.  I didn't mark very many fish in that stretch.  Last year at this time we were catching sow white bass there.  I think we need some steady 50°+ temps to get em stacked up.

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I have an idea I picked up some where. Use an alanima rig but put a floating crank in the middle. I checked and it is legal. Any one try this? How well did it work? I am going to try moving my worm hooks back a few inches from the spinner blade. Any one try that? 

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been hearing night time is the right time,

haven't chased any eyes yet this year,

 have been seeing a few non keeper walleye swimming around where I've been bass fishing,

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On 4/4/2018 at 1:41 AM, Lonnie Morgan said:

I have an idea I picked up some where. Use an alanima rig but put a floating crank in the middle. I checked and it is legal. Any one try this? How well did it work? I am going to try moving my worm hooks back a few inches from the spinner blade. Any one try that? 

I used that method 3 winters ago and did well. Whites and bass on the a rig part, crappie and walleye on the flicker shad.  Put a 2 foot peice of tippet on Center arm to flicker shad.

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That is a good idea. Igf the my cran diesnt work will nut on a flicker shad. One thing about flicker shad. Open the hooks a little bit. Lost lots of fish till I did that. 

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