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Soaker with a spring sturgeon

Topic: Prineville Reservoir 6/26  (Read 2086 times)

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24togo

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In the words of my favorite tabloid princess, "Oops, I did it again".
Surfanor and I hit the reservoir early and fished to mid-day with little success for bass.  Two small SM and one squawfish were all we'd hooked.  On our way back to the launch to pack up and redeem ourselves with some Ochoco crappie, Surfanor illustrated why his new fishfinder was a worthwhile investment.


craig

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what did you catch the crappie on?  I need to get my little boys out there.


24togo

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Both at Ochoco and Prineville I used hot pink 1/16th ounce jig head with a hot pink plastic worm thing I got at Fisherman's out of the cheapo bin.  I think they're made by Eagle Claw and have some sort of scent to them.  They definitely worked better than just standard rubber jig.


 

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