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Do you guys find the bass (smallies ) in this area, long and lean? Compared to the ones I get on couch and simcoe, they are no where near the weight for their lenght. Like the ones this morning were 20"- 23" but I would put them at most,3.5- 5 lbs. Thats pushing it. Are all the lakes in that area producing the same, or do you get those foot balls like simcoe? I have to say though, they fight better then a Simcoe smallie. Guess when your fat, your lazy.LOL

 

Just curious.

 

Thanks

 

 

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I find the big smallies at long point don't put up much of a fight either.. big fat and happy.... oh, and probably old as well.

 

Give me a 16 incher over a 20 any day... except for the photo op!

 

:whistling:

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On Rice a 20 inch smallie is easily pushing 4 or better, and 21inch is pushing 5 and a 22 or over is easily 6 or better, and those weights are summer fish, gobies definitely helping in that respect, big smallies are almost square from the throat back. And almost always smallies are needing to win a tournament on Rice now a days, which wasn't always the case pre Zebra Mussels. Ive caught smallies in other K Lakes but were slightly less weight then the numbers and lengths in Rice

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I find SMB to be long and slim out here and few and far between are shaped like a football. But they fight like a tank!

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Well I have to say, I was corrected this morning by a 19 " simcoe smallie. Guess he heard about my report.LOL

 

They are starting to feed I guess.

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The forage base or at least density seems to be changing. The musky are getting much fatter. Noticed this especially on Scugog, where they used to be snakes. Might be due to the dwindling walleye population.

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