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June 17, 2014

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Richard Ziert

There's obviously more to it than meets the eye (don't I know). One way to help narrow the search is to triangulate the preferred water temps of both sought after predator and abundant prey for the time and place of known staging areas and migration routes. Then look for structure or cover in closest proximity to your findings that will also be away from even, not hold that many larger predators (check these niches as well)that might eat the species you are after.

Bartman

Congrats to Jacob!!! The kid is on fire..Forest Wood Cup winner, Ultimate Fishing Match champion & now Bassmaster Elite winner... Not bad for being 23 years old...

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