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sure is its about the mid lake area most people will be from south sauty north if its like years past

I fished this same tournament on Sam Rayburn it had 7551 boats and still had plenty of room it's about three time bigger than gville if that gives you a visual

Weigh in will be hourly at goosepond colony tourney format is that you can launch boat from any ramp on the lake as long as you don't start fishing till 6 am till 2 pm its for real y'all should fish it while your here its about 180$ for both days and could win 155000$ or there about for big fish

yeap i use yum in 6&7 inch only use two colors bream and black and blue lam had a bunch of success around spawning grounds

My personal favorite is the original creme floating worm in the baby pink color know telling how many I've caught on it .I dare anybody to pick on me about it. I love anything pink.

I think the most they've ever had was around 700 boats I fish it every year I've never been crowded out.

I like white or green pumpkin with a rage chunk to match in half ounce I like to work mine fast so I don't mind a little heavier if conditions call for it.

There are several guides that will mark a map for you for 50 - 75$ and guarantee you to be on fish if your interested in that. Its cheaper than a guided trip and it'll get you headed in the right direction.

I know it cost less to live here. If you can make ten grand a year you can live in north alabama and fish. Heck a few years I worked three days a week and fished four didn't have much money but boy could I fish.

It gets fished alot but boat traffic is worse during june and july plenty of room to fish you'll be fine . Ya'll should go down and fish browns creek you'll be close to it and its good fishing especially around the cause way

when you run out of south sauty where the creek channel meets the river on your right there will be a ledge that runs towards goose pond the top of it is between four and eight foot there will be grass and stumps scattered all along this ledge. Fish it long enuff you'll hit some fish. If you run down river there are several coves on the left with grass in the backs of them also several good mainlake points between south sauty and the state park.

I like it the second week of march but this year it maybe better earlier because of high temps and no winter its 57 degrees today water is around 54 to 57 in the back of creeks it did drop into the 40's earlier this week but it warmed back up quick there's a bill lewis trap tourney feb 2 and I bet mud creek will be where its won

U bet it does my boy told me were going crappie fishing tomorrow a few minutes ago. I said ok

cool good tips

mite be but I'm going to upgrade boats shortly so the less i invest the better I'll be I hope.

Yes .I've got a big motor shop so i thought I had the mechanical ability lol . I've found some for about a hundred bucks is that a fare price.

Thanks guys it is a rack style steering

Cant get my steering cable all the way out of the tilt tube . Steering is real stiff thought I would clean it but can't slide it all the way out. Do I need to take it loose at the wheel to slide it out ?

I like the rage craw in watermelon candy it seems to always produce.

For me it'd have to be KVD half a day of map study half day of fishing and I'd just watch. O and have him tune up my Humminbird.

Not legal on gville but we do it in the dark so only y'all know don't tell anybody by the way Jeff I'll send you package this week

Be careful coming off plane one side may catch water before the other does when I got my boat and test drove it. It made a hard left and I about messed my pants up

I ran mine across a clay hump at 50 and didn't hurt anything although I wouldn't advise it. About threw me out of the boat and busted my windshield.

Exactly!

I beg to differ with the previous post .You've got to have bait fish where your using it or its useless you need to find fish& bait fish learn to catch the fish you know are there first then you'll find the rigs full potential. How can you ever know whats wrong if you don't know whats right. Thats the way I approach any new lure or technique. What works for me may or may not work for you so specifics are almost always different.