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User: vinny60
Comment: Largemouth bass are very abundant with plenty of fish smaller than 14 inches and good numbers in the 14 to 18-inch protected length range. In fact, one of every four bass caught should be at least 15 inches long, and one of every 20 should exceed 18 inches long. To reduce bass abundance and maintain good bass growth, anglers are encouraged to keep bass less than 14 inches long, up to their daily limit of six. The bluegill population has improved with excellent numbers of fish 6 to 8 inches long and many over 8 inches. One of every three bluegill should be over 8 inches. Redear sunfish up to 11 inches long are also moderately abundant. In recent years, this lake has become a hotspot for crappies anglers, and crappie anglers can expect another good spring season in 2008. Black crappie over 9 inches long are common and easy to catch during the spring. Channel catfish will also provide excellent fishing opportunities during 2008. Good numbers of catfish up to 18 inches long are present.
Date: 09/18/09 03:36 PM
User: vinny60
Comment: Children, elderly, and disabled anglers will enjoy using the new barrier-free fishing dock recently constructed on the west side of the lake. Brush piles have been sunk below the covered dock to attract big panfish.
Date: 09/18/09 03:36 PM


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