Briank
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I guess that might be like to old joke...where does a bear go in the woods. 
I was checking out a new area and putting past a snag. As I went past a log protruding out from the snag, I took a double take. Then drifted back to get some pictures.
Unfortunately, the flat didn't show up as I had hoped. There was a white spot on it's dorsal fin, which (I think) I can see in the photo...and marked with an arrow...but you'll have to take my word for it. There is a 4ish pound flathead in this cavity.
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Lenny Jamison
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Dang it Brian!!!!!!!  Why do you have to show everyone my secret cat spot????????? There is only room in that log for one boat!!!!! 
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Mark Johnson
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Looks like a great spot to start your noodling career. Pull your sleeves up and let us know how it goes 
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Briank
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In 18 fow?? Are you trying to tell me something Mark???
Sorry Lenny...at least there's no train bridge in the background. Good ol Photo Shop! 
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Larry Haugh
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hmmm interesting
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Stuart
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I thawt I thaw a puthy cat,I did I did thee a puthy cat. 
Edited by Stuart (07/25/08 08:50 AM)
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RB
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I just spent a day shocking flatheads with the DNR. They all came out of wood or heavy riprap. It looked like there get themselves way into the snags during the day.
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Whiskerkev
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Anywhere they want to is the answer to that.
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Catdadmn
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Weird. I was actually going to tell you about a 5-6 # channel that has been in a log almost identical to that for a couple of weeks. Thought you might want to see it but I guess you have your own pet now. Pretty cool. Chris
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mplspug
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Quote:
I just spent a day shocking flatheads with the DNR. They all came out of wood or heavy riprap. It looked like there get themselves way into the snags during the day.
I hope you were able to recover all the ones that were shocked. I hate to see some get caught in the snag and drown. 
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Mudshark
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That's an easy question Brian....Anywhere I'm NOT 
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MudCatKid
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FYI - When electrofishing in July/Aug, we tend to see big flatheads in <3' water burried deep within the timber. May/June we do not see this trend as much - but its almost a given during late summer.
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RB
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How many adults do you guys get when shocking?
The crew I was with gets 95% juveniles.
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Sean Lyons
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I've got two hiding in the livewell of an Alumacraft right now. Do you 'spose it'll cause permanent damage if I trim four or five inches off the tail on the bigger one so it'll fit?
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Briank
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No need Sean. There's a blue Alumacraft about 100 yards from me that has an extra hole in the bottom...I think the whole back floor is now a live well.
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Where do flatheads hide during the day?
