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Beautiful October day. Sunny, no wind, water temp 75. Jigged the timber on a hump and side of hump. Fish were scattered and spooky. Marked some fish on top of a 27 foot hump and down the side of hump out top 35 FOW. They seemed to be roaming and not very hungry. They were there, they just were not feeding or didnt like my offering. Tried spooning, nil. LOTS of lookers but few takers. I did not even use a box of worms. 1 keeper walleye, 2 shorts (12 inchers).
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Catch Date & Time: 10/12/2025 12:00 am
Anglers:
Weather: Sunny
How Many Fish Caught: 11
Fish Caught: walleye, spotted bass, flathead catfish, drum
Kept or Released: Both
How Long Fished: 10-4
Lake Point Marker: Between cherokee and scout island
Water_Features: humps and drop offs
Speed: spot lock
Fish Depth: 27-33
Lake Depth: 27-33
Method Used: jig and crawler
Lure & Color: orange 1/4 oz jig
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Fishing Location: GWV9+9V Heber Springs, AR, USA, 35.543445576759, -92.080278069377, 14, GhIJ2pMboI_FQUARcYXBRiMFV8A, Heber Springs, Arkansas, AR, 72543, United States, US