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BeersNBass
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Looking for input on the best spots for large mouth/small mouth in litchfield county I'm going to be there tomorrow any input is appreciated thanks
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Cagganelloa
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| Go to winchester lake |
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Cagganelloa
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| Go to winchester lake |
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Wanna Fish
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Winchester is the calmest lake. Watch for underwater stumps in 20 FOW. Highland Lake has been producing quite well but the pleasure boaters are rough. Same with Candlewood. The smallmouths on Candy are on fire right now. Super late spawn and still shallow.
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PECo
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Location: Avon, CT
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Bantam Lake, Bantam River and Little Pond.
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Scorpio
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Mt. Tom Pond in Litchfield
Mudge Pond in Sharon |
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