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Old December 19th, 2003, 01:20 PM
Craig
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Warren, I am not saying you are wrong, but each of us most go on our own
success patterns. When I fish "New Water", I will fish incoming water
sources, for it has proven to be the most successful for ME (Winter, Spring,
Summer or Fall). Remember I said the breakline plus 90-feet, which is an
easy casting distance, that includes plenty of room for slack water around
current breaks. I may not catch the biggest bag of the day, but I will come
in with a bag of fish, which is pretty good when fishing a totally unknown
lake or river.

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Craig Baugher


 




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