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Snatch When They Hatch

Water type: Mayfly hatch on TVA lake

Water temp: Mid 70s

Clarity: 1 to 2 feet

Depth: 6 to 20 feet

Structure: Bluffs, rocks, laydowns

Cover: Docks, overhanging trees

Forage: Shad, bluegill, mayflies

Weather: Sunny and warm

Wind/current: Light winds

Experts: A trio of Elite Series pros explain how they capitalize on the annual mayfly hatches

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Alex Redwine Blue Ash, Ohio

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