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This should give a good understanding of what type of water most people fish. Also will be good to know who else fishes the same type of water.

Mark me down for small pond!

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This should be interesting.I'm down for a man made lake over 6,000 acres.

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I couldnt funtion normally without my little pond around the corner from my house. I love the fishing, the location, and the people are great too, they rush up and tell you what a great catch it ia even when it's a dink!!!

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Larger Man-Made >200,000 surface acres, 65 miles long, 2 miles wide, 1,200 miles of shore line & average depths of over 45'.  Toledo Bend Reservoir

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I just left one of the best Bass fishing spots in the country. I usually fished Kentucky and Barkley lakes on the Tennessee side. I will admit though, I will not pass up a chance to hit smaller lakes and ponds for those big fish. Now I'm fishing Tuttle Creek and Milford in Kansas

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I mainly fish a 300 acre man-made lake.Also fish a few 100+ acre lakes,and when I get a chance,I fish some small and medium ponds.I like to float a few local rivers this time of year throwing small white spinnerbaits(H & H is my favorite).Usually catch a ton of bass while floating rivers,but they're all pretty small.Lots of action,though!

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I fish a 308 acre man made as well as a river (the ol' susquehanna) for the majority of my time on the water. I will occasionally hit a few 5-10 acre ponds and small creeks just to mix it up. I like to get to large lakes when I can, like Onieda, Cayuga, etc.

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I live on a 7,500-acre natural lake (Lake walk-in-water, FL).

Though I probably do most of my fishing there, I also fish lakes & rivers

of various sizes in numerous other locations (freshwater & saltwater).

Roger

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I went with a medium pond since this is where I spent most of my time so far this year fishing. I do switch up and fish a couple small man-made lakes (505 acres and smaller ones) as well as a couple rivers too in MD and PA.

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I couldn't really pick just one. You should have included an "all of the above option". Plus, you forgot to put a "Saltwater" and a "brackish water" option, both of which I also regularly fish.......

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You guys would laugh at the waters I fish but not having a boat yet I'm stuck beating the banks for my bass.  I used to fish one that literaly looks like a mud puddle compared to the ones you fish. I stopped fishing it because I really didn't think it was fair to the fish  I will go out and take pictures in the next day or so and post them them you will understand what I mean by not being fair to the fish.  But I do have others I fish that range from 1 to 2 acres

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My home lake is a 125 acre man made.

Virtually all of my fishing is done their with and occasional foray to larger bass waters and the brackish snook, redfish etc. intercoastal waterway.

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I usually fish 7200 acre Smithville Lake which is a man-made reservoir north of Kansas City.  However, I also fish some ponds and small lakes quite often, as well as Truman Reservoir which is 55,000 acres.  Smithville is the closest to my home, so I fish there the most.

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I now fish the Stick Marsh/Farm 13 mostly which is I believe +- 7,000 acres. It is a man made lake. I have also fished allot of natural lakes here in Florida. Most are natural and vary in sizes from a few acres to the largest lake contained entirely in the US the Big O. Though I have never fished it. So I can't count that one.

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Wow, I'm surprised I'm in the minority here.    We fish Lake Champlain which is huge compared most other choices.    Lake Champlain is approximately 600 square miles (384,000 acres).  :o :o

I'm wondering if we should vist some of the smaller lakes around here.  

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