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    Dale Hollow Walleye

    The walleye have moved into their winter haunt and pulling pulling crank baits is putting them in the boat. Now through January is my favorite time of year.

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    geat looking fish

    Great job on a nice size walleye,I love pulling plugs /trolling on the wire. I plan on heading down during my xmas break. What kind of depth should I target?

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    Kstonich, feel free to email me at trolldhl@yahoo.com

    Here's another Dale Hollow Piggy from this week..
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    Dang those are some nice walleye. Wish I could find them that big on nolin.

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    I believe Dale Hollow has the largest 'eyes in the south. Here's a couple more...
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    The fishing has improved with the completion of the turn over and we've been putting some nice fish in the boat. Heres a few..
    http://i467.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps5y9fxipn.jpg
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    I had no idea there were White bass in Dale Hollow. Seen a lot of your pictures with guys holding honker White's and I assume you are catching those at the Holler???

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    Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
    I had no idea there were White bass in Dale Hollow. Seen a lot of your pictures with guys holding honker White's and I assume you are catching those at the Holler???
    You are correct sir. There isn't a ton of them but we catch as many as 5 or 6 a day and they average between 18 to 20 inches. The largest population are up stream from first island although we've caught some down by the dam as big as 23 inches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishFinderGeneral View Post
    You are correct sir. There isn't a ton of them but we catch as many as 5 or 6 a day and they average between 18 to 20 inches. The largest population are up stream from first island although we've caught some down by the dam as big as 23 inches.

    WOW a 23 inch White bass is a serious trophy fish. Those are very nice White's your clients are holding as well....

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    Thumbs up Nice

    Quote Originally Posted by FishFinderGeneral View Post
    You are correct sir. There isn't a ton of them but we catch as many as 5 or 6 a day and they average between 18 to 20 inches. The largest population are up stream from first island although we've caught some down by the dam as big as 23 inches.
    Hey Fishfinder,
    Gonna try to get down on Saturday and hope to see you on the water. Are the fish still around the same area as the Bobcats?

    Hope you and the family are doing well. Looks like you got something going there.

    Mie

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    That's the darnedest thing, I never thought in a million years that I'd see a bobcat swimming across a very deep and wide part of the lake. Happy Holidays man!

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishFinderGeneral View Post
    That's the darnedest thing, I never thought in a million years that I'd see a bobcat swimming across a very deep and wide part of the lake. Happy Holidays man!
    Funny you should say this because I saw a bobcat swimming across Lily Creek on C-land just this past Monday. My brother got a video of it coming out of the lake. Never thought I'd see such a thing, especially in late December

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