calibogie lake hot spots?

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Yes 24/7.....you are sorry....! :lol:
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Fishing 24/7 wrote:welcome bassman.

just one question tho.

how lazy can you get tho.

joinning a site and asking for hot spots.???

to me thats just RUDE and unrespectfull towards the sport that is call FISHING!

Get to know the people on the site.

get involved . then you may ask a couple of tips and techniques to help you out.

how can one come on this site and ask such a question?

sorry guys if im beeing DIRECT.

but some guys work hard to find these spots.

and THATS what fishing is all about.





ps : hope you enjoi this site bassman! :hs
I think its obvious with your post, 24/7, that it was in fact you that was dropped on the head.... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :lol:

PS... search Calabogie and you have a PM.
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Post by The_Captain! »

Fishing 24/7 wrote:welcome bassman.

just one question tho.

how lazy can you get tho.

joinning a site and asking for hot spots.???

to me thats just RUDE and unrespectfull towards the sport that is call FISHING!

Get to know the people on the site.

get involved . then you may ask a couple of tips and techniques to help you out.

how can one come on this site and ask such a question?

sorry guys if im beeing DIRECT.

but some guys work hard to find these spots.

and THATS what fishing is all about.





ps : hope you enjoi this site bassman! :hs
I think its obvious with your post, 24/7, that it was in fact you that was dropped on the head.... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :lol:

PS... search Calabogie and you have a PM.
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great advice

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:D Bassman from where you launch go to the closest bay start at the points and fish into the bay. Use topwaters and spinnerbaits and finesse worms all SLOW. If you don't get anything use your electronics to find deeper water and specifically deep weeds or a deep weedline in 10 to 14 plus feet of water. Or find an off shore hump and fish it verically with a jig and minnow.

See no HOTSPOTS were divulged in this thread all is save and calm again :wink:

I have other advice but it is slightly more complicated but it will find you lots of smallies at this time off year.
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Calabogie Spots.

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First off, get a map ! Mandatory.

Fish of the ends of Indian Island. Using your sonar you'll see humps & saddles around Indian Island.

Fish the man-made embakment that goes across Grassy Bay. And just inside grassy bay to the left you'll find several giant cribs sunken under the water. They run parallel to the shore. Fish those !!!!

Fish the shoreline towards the golf course. More cribs & docks & rocky shoreline.

Fish, fish , fish ! Tubes, spinners and senko's.

Have fun.

P.S. Check out the map of Calabogie Lake on this site.

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