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dave15012
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2010/11/10 13:56:01 (permalink)

CONNEAUT

Taking my 22 yr. old son and 77 yr. old father fishing on Veterans Day,(THANKS TO ALL VETS),we are thinking of putting our boat in Conneaut. Any suggestions or word on whats hitting would be a great help.

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    Pachuckles
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    RE: CONNEAUT 2010/11/10 16:55:12 (permalink)
    sent you a pm
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    dave15012
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    RE: CONNEAUT 2010/11/10 20:44:34 (permalink)
    got it...thanks again.

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    Pachuckles
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    RE: CONNEAUT 2010/11/13 06:57:29 (permalink)
    Didn't do too well on the Bluegills this last time out...only 4 keepers. (7"-9") But on the other hand that's 80 keepers for the last 4 trips...not too bad. Those "Bull" Bluegills like the weeds.... you catch one and they go straight to the bottom.
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    RE: CONNEAUT 2010/11/19 16:52:40 (permalink)
    Anybody doing well on the gators??? (Northern pike)

    They were hitting well on bucktails in sept/oct., but the hit died off.

    Throw me a pm ill share my info too if you have any yourself.
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    RE: CONNEAUT 2010/11/19 20:12:33 (permalink)
    Ymess, the lake turned over. Thats why the bite died off, well it did not die off. The fish just have moved where the bait went (and you must not be where the bait went), this time of the year it could be anywhere. Remember when a lake turns over the o2 is almost teh same throughout the water depths, giving freedom for bait to move where they please, and preditors will follow.
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