Hybrids north of Seminole

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Hybrids north of Seminole

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Me and buddy went up the hooch Wednesday morning and it was cold but the fish were on fire. We fished plastic on jig heads and kept 26 from the 3-5lb range and 1 just over 12lbs. Water temp was 40 swift and muddy. Will post pics when I figure out how
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Cool...I've gotten into them around Indian Mounds a couple of times. How far up from man made?
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Around hwy 84 bridge
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What kind of jigheads?
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Saltwater assasin 1/2 ounce
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SA jigheads are good.
SLAYER jigheads are better. Give them a try. South Georgia Outdoors sells them.
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Spot on, used plastic imitating shad or what?
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They used a greenish color that looks similar to "candy corn" but green.
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About how deep?
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20 to 25 feet with 4" seashad and bucktails
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Spot on wrote:Around hwy 84 bridge
Barhopr, that would be a nice little ride from your place.
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the days catch
http://i923.photobucket.com/albums/ad73 ... 3cb153.jpg

the biggest of the day
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try it again the days catch
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Here are your pictures Spot On.....

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thanks Dave !
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