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[dprice]

Lifes2short     Keep writing the articles 

every single person who signs on this forum   Wishs to learn   In some way and see what  this lake is doing and has to offer 

proud of you  for helping us    That’s a great contribution to the members

 

mr Hufferd  all’s I can say to your contributions   Is      SON   !!!!!!

i know some mighty fine peoples  that  look  to see if you have posted  info

I personally like the how to videos   They really help is out !  Thank you!

[freefallin]

7 hours ago, dprice said:

 

have you been on Stockton with the high water       The  post spawn bite should be  excellent I’d think 

Saw this thread thought I would quickly comment! Fishing is tough, tough tough. Holy cow! There is so much new water and cover that the fish have spread out into acres and acres of new areas to fish. What I have found out is there is just to much new brush under water etc. to cover and my best success is definitely not this newly created shoreline cover. By sticking to rocky points, bluffs sans new covered foliage, bridge piers a few boat docks and a couple of offshore hog backs a guy can catch a few. Many of the original channel swings you used to fish are behind you if you try to fish the new banks. I spent a lot of time covering brush only to realize that when there is so much new shore I am better off offshore fishing the old bank for fish that have been less affected by the rising waters.

Tight lines.

[dan hufferd]

10 hours ago, dprice said:

Lifes2short     Keep writing the articles 

every single person who signs on this forum   Wishs to learn   In some way and see what  this lake is doing and has to offer 

proud of you  for helping us    That’s a great contribution to the members

 

mr Hufferd  all’s I can say to your contributions   Is      SON   !!!!!!

i know some mighty fine peoples  that  look  to see if you have posted  info

I personally like the how to videos   They really help is out !  Thank you!

There you are ! Hope all is well with you and your, God bless!

[Jmontgo1246]

Hey  dprice...love the new Skeeter!!  That is my dream color scheme...my new Skeeter is close to that color but has some red pinstripes in it.  

Definitely need to get out on Stockton again...you always have an open invitation!

[dprice]

On 6/5/2019 at 8:24 AM, freefallin said:

Saw this thread thought I would quickly comment! Fishing is tough, tough tough. Holy cow! There is so much new water and cover that the fish have spread out into acres and acres of new areas to fish. What I have found out is there is just to much new brush under water etc. to cover and my best success is definitely not this newly created shoreline cover. By sticking to rocky points, bluffs sans new covered foliage, bridge piers a few boat docks and a couple of offshore hog backs a guy can catch a few. Many of the original channel swings you used to fish are behind you if you try to fish the new banks. I spent a lot of time covering brush only to realize that when there is so much new shore I am better off offshore fishing the old bank for fish that have been less affected by the rising waters.

Tight lines.

 

[dprice]

Excellent     As they start the current   They will be there     Rock early is more than likely a shad spawn   If it is earlier the better     Or spawners heading to first decent structure   

[dprice]

13 hours ago, Jmontgo1246 said:

Hey  dprice...love the new Skeeter!!  That is my dream color scheme...my new Skeeter is close to that color but has some red pinstripes in it.  

Definitely need to get out on Stockton again...you always have an open invitation!

Awesome  sure enjoyed hanging with you 

ill hook up with you some time as we are rolling into the hay and  air conditioner sales and financing are booming 

congratulations on the bfl  tournament 

I read the results  and  smiled  and thot hell ya  

[dprice]

15 hours ago, dan hufferd said:

There you are ! Hope all is well with you and your, God bless!

Thank you Dan   I tell a dr friend  that is mr X   Lol  you catch more walleye  than Berkely  cranks   Wink   I For a fact know he learns from you    And  several other friends that mention you      

Your in demand Dan

Johnsfolly   Appreciate  yours as well

dutch     strawhat  great reads  and there’s one from Pom e area  I think    Has somethin to do with campfire   But can’t remember his name  great peaceful reads also 

back to work for me 

[straw hat]

Freefallin commented on the acres and acres of new flooded cover. Ph how true but also think about how much food washed in. Tons of minnows from the rivers, tons and tons of worms, insects, etc. After a buffet like that it is no wonder fishing is tough.