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Tuesday, May 30th
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Fishing Reports

The Fish Seemed Scattered

Daily Fishing Log For July 9, 2013

General Info Weather / Water Conditions
Date July 9, 2013 Air Temp Hot Current Generation Light w Late Day Discharge
Fisherman Bob Water Temp Mid - High 80's
Hours Fished 2.50 Sky Clear Water Clarity Slightly Stained to Stained
Fishing Overall Fair Wind Light
Fish Caught
Total Bass Caught Total Keepers
5 2
Size/Weight (Pounds)
3 4 5 6+
Baits Used
Keepers Other Fish
Crock-o-Gator (COG) Shaky Head w Senco and COG Football Jig Same
Bait Colors
Keepers Other Fish
Green Pumpkin Senco and Ozark Craw Jig Same
Location/Presentation/Structure

Fish were caught just inside of bluff ends in 15′ of water and in bluff cuts with floating logs/floating debris. The presentation was on the bottom dragging and hopping. 9mm of the Glaize.

Fishing Notes

Only 2.5 hours on the water today from 5:00P – 7:30PM. I fished up the Glaize with a primary focus on fishing deep brush piles around points and bluff ends and just inside of these locations. The fish on the graph continue to seem to be suspended in these areas with lots of bait fish mid to high in the water column. The quality fish caught (while not any hawgs) were in around cover, close to brush piles and around log jams in bluff cuts in about 10′ of water. You would mostly find this type of cover in way up the Osage, Glaize or Niangua. I also fished the fluttering spoon, buzz bait, minus crank baits and medium diving crank baits, but no fish on those, but those baits should produce in certain areas. I also fished shallow docks in the backs of coves for about 30 minutes, based on a tip by one of Bassing Bob Experts. A Bassing Bob Professional Advisor caught (2) 5 pounders yesterday evening inside of main lake points in shallow brush with a big COG Jig and Big COG Shaky Head with a 10″ trick worm, he indicated that brush was the key to his big bites.

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