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mr.crappie
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2010/08/19 23:48:45 (permalink)

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Was out at Greenlick to-nite throwing lures from shore, caught some bass, a couple legal & some short. Buddy caught some gills & crappie on bait. Yesterday a couple of buds did pretty well at Somerset lake with a mixed bag including a bunch of crappie & a legal walleye. Fish hit well most of the day,they were dragging twisters.Fishing has held up this year for us & seemed like the heat has bothered us more than the fish.Greenlick seems to be dropping.I want to go to Crooked Creek for cats, but can't fit it in yet. sam
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    flyingmoles
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    RE: greenlick 2010/08/20 07:44:50 (permalink)
    i've been crushing 10" to 12" perch at greenlick every time i go. one of the last times i was there i got 15 perch that were actually big enough to keep. oddly enough they were all caught either on cut bait, shrimp or dough bait. the hungry little s$#ts where some how getting themselves hooked on 2\0 circle hooks too. we haven't gotten a single carp and my wife was the only one to have gotten a channel this summer. it was 28" and fat. my friend was there the other day and saw a dead walleye or sauger, it had turned white so he couldn't tell, either way he said it was close to 15" maybe more. 
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    mr.crappie
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    RE: greenlick 2010/08/20 09:12:11 (permalink)
    Actualy one of the gills that my buddy caught, took a small shrimp also. The gill was only about 7",surprised me it took the whole thing. sam
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    RE: greenlick 2010/08/20 12:08:29 (permalink)
    Hmmm, the dead sea is alive again?  lol.

    My nieces are in town next week and want to wade the Yough for Smallies.  It will be their first time river fishing.  I might also have to hit GL for some Perch & Largemouth one evening with them.
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