12-04-2019, 06:33 PM
"Its a shame Willard does not have more structure and perennial vegetation we could rely on."
[#0000FF]The past three years the water levels have been up enough to keep some of the low water brush growth flooded during the spring perch spawn. But most of that is inside the harbors and up into the inlet. That is why they congregate there late in the year and under the ice. With the very high water this year there should be a good spawn for both perch and crappies this spring.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Beautiful birds. The guy on the right...not so much. How much do those swans weigh out?[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]The past three years the water levels have been up enough to keep some of the low water brush growth flooded during the spring perch spawn. But most of that is inside the harbors and up into the inlet. That is why they congregate there late in the year and under the ice. With the very high water this year there should be a good spawn for both perch and crappies this spring.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Beautiful birds. The guy on the right...not so much. How much do those swans weigh out?[/#0000FF]
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