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Old November 2nd, 2005, 11:32 PM
Rodney
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Default east texas bass fishing problems

cowboybillybob wrote:
I live on a small lake, about 90 acres and this year becuase of the
lack of rain the lake level is down about 4 feet.


What is the depth of the lake (deepest part), how far from the normal
banks (on average) has the water receded ? can you reach deep water ?

Are you fishing from the bank or a boat ?

Has anyone been catching fish ?

Has there been a fish kill ?

How many people fish the lake ?




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