Hunter Lake Largemouth Bass Fishing Hide Largemouth Bass Info Show Largemouth Bass Info

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Hunter Lake Largemouth Bass Rating:

4

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With Hunter Lake at 44 degree water temperature this is a great time to get out on the water and try hitting some deeper primary and secondary points. Largemouth bass will be feeding at this water temperature but will be much harder to catch. On Sunny warm afternoons its a great time to throw a crank bait, jigs or slow roll a spinnerbait at 5-10 foot on sunny points and drops off of sunny flats. Largemouth Bass will move into warm water on warm sunny days.

Hunter Lake Smallmouth Bass Fishing Hide Smallmouth Bass Info Show Smallmouth Bass Info

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Hunter Lake Smallmouth Bass Rating:

4

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Smallmouth bass fishing is going to be slow with the water temperature at 44 degrees. It's time to fish deep and slow. Try some deep primary points, drop offs, and old river channels with rocks. Jigs, plastics and deep jerk baits will be your best bet to boat a smallmouth.

Hunter Lake Crappie Fishing Hide Crappie Info Show Crappie Info

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Hunter Lake Crappie Rating:

2

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Crappie will just be starting their migrating runs from deep river channels toward major tributaries. They will suspend in open water and channels in deep water and cover on the break lines. Crappie will stage off primary and secondary points this time of year while they are getting ready for spawn. Make sure you don?t forget the river channels, especially with structure and sharp breaks in deep water. Some crappy will hang back in this area waiting to come up to the staging areas. Drifting and slow (REALLY SLOW) trolling with jigs and other artificials work great this time of year. Always look for baitfish schools and concentrate more time when you see the bait.

Hunter Lake Walleye Fishing Hide Walleye Info Show Walleye Info

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Hunter Lake Walleye Rating:

1.5

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Hunter Lake Catfish Fishing Hide Catfish Info Show Catfish Info

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Hunter Lake Catfish Rating:

2

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The catfish family comprises of blue catfish, flathead catfish and channel catfish. Since catfish are warm water fish, they aren’t going to be very active in this water temperature. They will still be feeding, but catfish will only be found very deep and feeding very slowly. Your best bet is give some of the more active fish species in your lake a shot until the cats are active again.

Hunter Lake Spotted Bass Fishing Hide Spotted Bass Info Show Spotted Bass Info

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Hunter Lake Spotted Bass Rating:

1.5

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Spotted bass fishing is going to be slow with the water temperature down this low. It's time to fish deep and slow. Try some deep primary points, drop offs, and old river channels with rocks. Jigs, plastics and deep jerk baits will be your best bet to boat a Spotted.

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0

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