Smallmouth summer locations??

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Hock
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2013/08/01 12:25:17 (permalink)

Smallmouth summer locations??

Looking for some general summer patterns out of Erie or Northeast? Any info would be great! Also..in the event the lake is too rough to fish in the fall are there and good bay locations? God bless..Hock
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    kayak99
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/01 22:46:02 (permalink)
    Most of the bay can be good but if the lake & bay won't work, head for French Creek or the Allegheny before the leaves fall.
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/02 08:34:16 (permalink)
    Thx!! Where are the French and the Allegheny located? God bless..hock
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/02 09:07:50 (permalink)
    Hock

    Thx!! Where are the French and the Allegheny located? God bless..hock

     
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    Hock
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/03 16:43:04 (permalink)
    Any other advice on summer smallie locations? Thanks for the comments! God bless..hock31
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/06 16:53:43 (permalink)
    william h

    Hock, you catch more smallies than anyone on this board...
    why ask?

     
    Because he knows you're on here, and nobody knows more about everything than you... 
     
    As for finding smallies, just look where you found the stocked trout in May...

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    Hock
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/06 18:35:57 (permalink)
    The reason I ask is that I have never fished it in the summer. I appreciate any info!! God bless..hock
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/06 21:22:04 (permalink)
    Hock 
    Thx!! Where are the French and the Allegheny located? God bless..hock 
     
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     Any other advice on summer smallie locations? Thanks for the comments! God bless..hock31

     
    Really?  Not trying to be a smartass but you need to do a little more boots on the ground research yourself.  A good summer tip in hot weather is to fish riffles and just below.  Smallies love oxygenated & cooler water.  Good luck!
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/15 12:07:44 (permalink)
    Billy H has spoken, might as well lock the thread now, no more info to give
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/16 03:58:53 (permalink)
    Hey Hock
    When you do score some summer smallies make sure you post some pics. Its always a nice reminder that the lake has more than just walleye, perch, and steelhead.
    Always enjoyed your pig pics.
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/16 18:53:34 (permalink)
    we are all now stupider for having read this drivel.

    as far as fishing the bay, find the humps and you will catch bass all summer.
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    Re:Smallmouth summer locations?? 2013/08/20 09:14:23 (permalink)
    Drop shot, deep structure (rock piles or even 2-5 foot breaks, humps) 40+ feet. Use your graph "video game" them! Its a blast. Once you find a productive area you can usually catch several. Not as easy as the spring, but the size is still there. Good luck!

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