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Hey JuiceBass, I use navionics maps when looking for points and stuff. Check them out here: http://webapp.navionics.com/ Hope this helps.

Thanks FishinDaddy!! Sounds like great information and I will definitely take your advice, all the way around. Will definitely look into joining the ABA as well. Hopefully I will get lucky and find someone with a wealth of knowledge that they'd like to share. Again, I appreciate all of the input that has been offered.

Thanks for the reply Bubbafish. Will start fishing slower, dead stick slow lol. Going to venture out on Little Lake Harris in the next couple of upcoming weeks, see if I have better luck there.

Hopefully my description of composition is what you are looking for: Composition of the lake: murky water, close to 10 ft in depth, not a lot of structure, few boat docks, saw grass and cat tails along the edges in some spots. I don't use my fish finder a lot, mainly so I know the depth.

Hi Guys and Gals!! I joined this forum looking for advice (go figure, lol). I have been fishing the Harris Chain almost every weekend since February, and have only caught 2 bass with not many more bites. I'm beginning to get discouraged, so I figured I would maybe turn here for help. I'm originally from Texas and what always worked there - is not successful here in Florida. I would like to run through my usual routine hoping that maybe someone could offer some advice to help me out of my slump. I tend to fish mainly Lake Carlton, Lake Beauclair and Horseshoe lake. I usually have the boat in the water around 7:30 AM. I use a texas rig with junebug worm on a 1/0 hook. Dark colored weight, usually about 3/8 oz. I also like to throw a spinner bait and rattl trap - silver on blue. Am I fishing the wrong lakes? Am I using the wrong bait? Like I said, any input or advice to help me out of this painful slump is welcomed. I am just about ready to start seeking out a fishing guide, LOL. And you know how men like to ask for instructions Anyhow, glad I found an active forum with members around my area - maybe I'll see some of you on the water. Thanks in advance.