[JANGO]

I WILL LET YOU IN ON THE SECRET AS LONG AS YOU LET THE BIG BROWNS GO. THEY HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO LIVE 25 YEARS. IF YOU ARE ON THE DOCK LOOKING OUT YOU WILL SEE A BEND ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE LAKE. THAT IS THE DEEPEST SPOT IN THE WHOLE LAKE. YOU NEED TO GET OUT THERE ABOUT 4:30 AND FISH THAT WHOLE WITH A SINKING LINE. USE SMALL HAIR NYMPHS AS WELL AS DAMSEL NYMPHS.IT TAKES PATIENTS BUT THEY ARE THERE. THIS LAKE HAS ALSO NOT BEEN FISHING WELL FOR BAIT FISHERMAN. LAST YEAR THE LAKE WAS FISHED OUT IN A MONTH. THIS YEAR I HAVE SEEN ONLY A QUARTER OF FISH TAKEN OUT BY POWER BAIT.IF YOU HEAD TOWARDS THE FAR WEST COVE AND TROLL AROUND YOU WILL COME IN CONTACT WITH CUTTIES.ANYONE WHO SAYS THEIR AREN'T ANY IN THE LAKE ARE FULL OF IT. THESE CUTTIES HAVE BEEN TO COLLEGE AND HAVE RECIEVED A PHD IN AVOIDING THE NET. THERE ARE SOME VERY LARGE FISH IN THIS LAKE. I JUST WANT TO REMIND YOU ALL THAT EVEN THOUGH THIS IS A STOCKED LOW LAND LAKE, YOU SHOULD RELEASE ALL LARGE BROWNS AND CUTTIES. THEY ARE OLD AND CUNNING AND DESERVE TO LIVE. LET THE BAIT BOYS WAIST THEIR TIME ON THE STOCKED BOWS.