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07-20-2010, 11:20 AM
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Desmobob - Too bad you didn't have your gear at Burton Island. You can walk around the island and wade the shallows in the evening/night and catch big bass and pike in the shallows.
Haven't fished Lake George in over 20years and never for bass. I live just a few miles from Sand Bar Bridge on Lake Champlain so hard to justify traveling anywhere for bass. Lake Champlain is the among, if not the best, smallmouth water in the NE. And agree w/ Quentin you can't go wrong w/ a bugger or a clouser!
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