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| cowboy
 |  "good day"
, Thu 11 Apr 23:25 
i caught several really good females full of eggs today on cedar creek in north west al. they were in 7 to 10 foot of water and were caught 5 foot deep.the lake is droping and i guess it pushed them off the beds. does any one fish this lake or any of the bear creek lakes. this is my first year to fish any of these lakes. i've also been catching fish at big bear in about 3 foot of water. any information one these lakes and there normal spawning time would be a great help. thanks
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| navypop
| "Re(1):good day" , Fri 12 Apr 19:17
I fish upper Bear, and was up there from Fayette approx 1 week ago. The Dogwoods have not even bloomed out up there! Are they that far Behind us on the weather warming up. Anyway a crappie could'nt be found that day I threw everything at'em. Did catch allot of bream though pull corking a black squirell tail. The water was up bad and was even clear. The water was up over the boat dock behind Phillips school. I plan on going back soon any help would be put to good use if anyone would let me know when they move up and start hitting. I'm affraid they already dumped them eggs maybe in deeper water. What do you think? navypop@yahoo.com
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| | cowboy
| "Re(2):good day" , Sat 13 Apr 01:43
if you are interested you should come over to cedar or big bear the fish at cedar that i caught thursday still was full of eggs.the dog woods are just now in full bloom. by the way i grew up in crossville between vernon and fayette. i would be interested in a good fishing patner i normally fish by myself. but sunday my wife and i are going to cedar.
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| | cowboy
| "Re(3):good day" , Mon 15 Apr 15:44
had a pretty good day sunday on cedar caught 16 really good crappie some were caught in 4 foot of water and the bigger fish caught in 15 foot of water. this puzzles me because all but 2 was full of eggs.i'm just guessing but the water has been riasing about 4 feet every time it rains and then over the next four to five days fall back four or five feet. does any one know if this would keep them from moving up and spawning. if so please let me know. i'll try them again this week. and this weekend i'm going to sardis lake in sardis, ms.
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