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    Thawing Out And Moving Up

    Feb 03, 2020 2 minutes
    By DAVID A. BROWN Senior Writer

    The cold weather is finally subsiding and the fish are getting more aggressive, but spring is not here yet. A trio of Elites explain how to exploit this time of transition

    Water type: TVA lake, major creek arm

    Water temp: 50 to 52 degrees

    Clarity: 12 to 18 inches

    Depth: 3 to 12 feet

    Structure: Stumps, logs, isolated rock

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