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We were thinking of hitting Star Lake one afternoon this weekend. Can anybody give me a little back ground on this lake. I have never been on it before. I like the structure and hear lots of reports of guys doing well there.

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Well that's where all be right after my son's birthday party I still can't belive my son was born on fishing opener he will be two this year I have fished the lake just about my whole life and I can't figure out what am going to do out there this week end, lot's and lot's of snakes to keep you busy if the eye's arn't bitting. I have had my best luck on the westarm but that could be because that where I fish most of the time. In the morning/evening I use a slip bobber and find a sandbar during the day I jig or troll with a lindeyrig and I mostly use shinners.I hope I help you alittle I never kill the eye's out there but I can get a few here and there so if any one has any advise for me am all ears.Oh ps If you are out there and see a Bluefin boat stop and say HI

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Hit or Miss defines Star lake. There's one good spot that usually gives up something. From the access, head north about 1/4 mile, then look for a big Blue silo (harvestor) in the yard of a white house. Line the top of the silo up with the TV antenna on the house, then look for a horseshoe in about 12 feet of water. Sorry I don't have GPS coords. If you can find the horseshoe, you'll know the water is clear this year. grin.gif

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