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Originally Posted by CreekWalker
Thanks for the report. I haven't been able to find much in Nashville other than little spotted bass as of late. I'd like to see more current.
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In this neck of the woods, I personally prefer less current. It seems to me, that the more current, the more the bass here hide in nooks and crannies and don't bite as readily but with less current, they venture out more. I could be totally wrong but my experience up this way has been that the more current, the less fish I catch.
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Originally Posted by FloatNFish
Nice fish Nomad! Beautiful sunrise too!
Your buddy in the witness protection program or something?
-Alex
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ROTFL...nope, in summer (and in winter) we both wear the Buff
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Originally Posted by culprit7.5
Good job there. Those are all quality chunky fish. I see the red on the tail of the #4 picture. Did that seem like a sore to you or did it look like it was from bed fanning? I'm curious because I have yet to see any bloody tails in any pics so far this year as well as none on the fish I've been catching. It seems like it's a little delayed for the bass. Anyway, thanks for the report and pictures.
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To us the red tail looked like it was from bed fanning. We saw red on a few tails this morning...I think the bass are in the transition stage now, starting to head back out to deeper water.