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Thanks for the update

I don't try cranks in rivers too much because they get snagged
May try it

can't go wrong with cranks, tubes and bitsy bugs

thanks buddy!

In the Darby, I find using white mister twister worms produce alot of smallmouth on the other hand they also produce alot of rock bass haha

I'll have to try the crawfish idea i have noticed a large amount of them this year

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used the white mister twister for this one caught late May of this year

she's a bit muddy because she decided to flip onto the bank haha

nice smallie, also welcome muskie11, can't wait to see some more pics, i have to try to get to the darby this year

to the site Musky11

You guys sure do pull some nice ones out of there!

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I had just heard recently that there were muskie in Alum Creek. I have not yet had a chance to try and catch some. As for tip on where you might find them in Alum Creek... I would have to go with what they prefer for their habitat; Lakes and reserviors with thick vegetation; slow moving streams and rivers with abundunt plant cover. I have never been to Alum Creek, are their spots in the reservior with alot of vegetation? if so i would try those spots.

The main places they fish for muskie in Alum I have always been told is the dam and roadbed by chesire raod

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catch one for me, hope u nail em