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Topic: Alabama rig fishing  (Read 2145 times)

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  • Location: Southeast US
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Got out on one of my favorite lakes in Alabama and did some A-Rig fishing. Water temp was 47 degrees, fish were hanging right on the edge of a line of milfoil in 8-9 feet of water. I was throwing parallel to the grass line in about 10 feet of water. Biggest fish was 22 inches.


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Thanks for the report and pictures Jason.
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Pretty cool! Thanks for posting.
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Good fish! Nicely done.
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