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Q:Okay, I have asked the question earlier, but think that the internet ate it. I am looking at getting some type of water craft so that I can get off shore. Since I am trying to keep costs down I was looking at either a canoe with a trolling motor or a jon boat. Canoe is easier to transport without a trailer. Primarily looking to fish close inshore and in rivers/creeks. Any suggestions.

from dberger on 02.06.12
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Q:Okay so I'm at deepcreek and I'm fishing of a small boat there is pike and walleye and perch its over 30 feet deep idk what to use? Small swim baits? But then pike wont bite idk what to use I want to use a crank sit but they don't go down that far what is a good all around lake btw water is about 35 - 40 degrees bc some area have small thin sheet of ice

from trout1996 on 02.04.12
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Q:thanks for the advise on the retention pond ice. i was thinking about fishing it from shore. i can hit open water with 4lb line and a meduim jighead. caught some carp this summer out of it. does this change anything?

from jrod817 on 01.27.12
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Q:so i'm gonna give a retention pond a try in a couple of hours. it's all iced over except where the airaters are. never fished it before or this type of pond in the winter so i'm looking for pointers plz

from jrod817 on 01.27.12
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Q:On the Jim River here in SoDak there are some stretches of the river that stay open year round. Is there any technique that would work to catch cats out of these open stretches of water? Most of them are accessible from shore. The Jim is muddy year round and cats are about the only fishable species. In the spring, worms work best, in the summer stink bait and live bait work best and in fall stink bait works best. But what would work best now? Im sure most of the cats have their heads buried in the mud.

from boof on 12.15.11
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