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Try Sanford Stadium 29 miles due east.

Don't forget bout dem Dawgs, Yellow Jackets, and Noles. Its almost here-----

I catch as many or more fishing it slow in-around lily pads. Just throw it in a hole in the pads, let it sink a little then twitch and hang on. Use a heavy (20#)mono leader an 50# braid and drag em out pads and all.

OK guys hope we all know this was a joke. My bride took the photo of me and my dog that shows in my profile and I love to fish with her. She beats my quite often too, and she knows how to rub it in when she does. By all means take the bride along with the kids and grand kids--- boys and girls and have a wonderful time.

Fishing is like baseball----- Girls cant do it!!!! Taking cover now

Had the fogging problem while turkey hunting. With a net over your head its a real problem. I got some wipes from "Rite Aid" drug store and solved the problem. Check your local drug store, make sure they say they are "anti fog" or something to that effect. They are really good fro cleaning w/o scratching too.

Wouldn't go w/o him---or can't. He swam half way across the lake last time I tried to leave him behind.

Found these at amazon. http://www.tackletour.com/reviewvistanapg3.html Thanks

Who makes the "Cocoos or Fitovers" and where do you get them??

I was in the same boat as you on the same Lake. Always been a pond fisherman. Beat the banks across from the landing at Rood Creek. Heck all of rood creek. Laydowns and irrigation pump. 1 mile south of Rood creek in main lake is a big patch of BIG lily pads on West side of Lake. Fish them and the hydrilla between them and the river channel. Especially fish a crank or spinnerbait on edge of the hydrilla nearest the channel. Hit the riprap at the entrance to Florence Marina, and the creek on other side of lake. Good luck Oh BTW its Lake "George"

You can fish the horney toad and the Rage Toad both as buzz baits but the hookup rate is much better fishing them slow jerk pause or pulling it off the top of a lily pad. Not much quite as exciting as one hitting the rage toad when buzzing knowing you got to let her take it "just a little bit longer"

Hold this here beer and I will show you.

Check out this website--magazine. http://www.pondboss.com/ Yes you should harvest some bass. The bluegills are the primary food source for bass in most areas of the country but they reproduce so fast you can have a "Bluegill fry occasionally too. Provide enough food for the food source and the bass will grow. EDIT: the forum is free for viewing.

Siebert Storm series Swim jig OOMOD w/rage tail ochechobee craw Flippin jig w/ rage tail Falcon Lake craw or netbait baby bama craw. I like OOMODS head to flip-pitch if cover is not to thick. Really like this head for swimming, you have to swim it a bit sometimes in thin cover.