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Smallmouth help part II
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<blockquote data-quote="redbug" data-source="post: 348779" data-attributes="member: 71"><p>with the winter we have had across the country the fish may be a bit behind schedule </p><p>at that water temp they should be starting to move from wintering holes to the spawning areas </p><p>they will move shallow in short order keep at it </p><p>remember the shallow water will warm first so look for shallow water near deep water and have at it</p><p>for me RED is a big color in the spring crawfish tend to look red in early spring </p><p>I think it is due ti them digging into the bottom red clay? at least that's my take on it</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redbug, post: 348779, member: 71"] with the winter we have had across the country the fish may be a bit behind schedule at that water temp they should be starting to move from wintering holes to the spawning areas they will move shallow in short order keep at it remember the shallow water will warm first so look for shallow water near deep water and have at it for me RED is a big color in the spring crawfish tend to look red in early spring I think it is due ti them digging into the bottom red clay? at least that's my take on it [/QUOTE]
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