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Old 07-13-10, 04:29 PM   #1
CMorg
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Default Deadsticking a topwater

I was at the lake recently and noticed a bluegill clinging to life , its tail was down , head at the surface. It had the occasional twitch and a slight roll. I kept the troller on and went past it slowely. I got a bit away from it , and wham. I turned around to notice the fish was no more. Got me to thinking. What if you deadstick a topwater around likely fish hangouts ? Now , it was a hot afternoon , and the fish was about 15' offshore , no noticable cover nearby. I think a good realistic floating swimbait deadsticked may just produce..
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