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<blockquote data-quote="MCO8891" data-source="post: 5861405" data-attributes="member: 15863"><p>We can talk about fishing pressure, tournaments, carp, livescope and limits, but grass is the ultimate equalizer (for largemouth). The best lakes in the South have ample grass. Any time one of these lakes sees a downturn its almost 100% because of lack of grass. When a lake starts to improve, its because of an increase in grass. Santee Cooper is going through it right now. Its in a "downturn" because of a decrease in grass. The Big O down in Florida. Same thing. Spraying the grass hurt that lake for a couple years. Grass is coming back. Fishing is getting better. . If a lake has grass, all other factors have minimal impact. Guntersville is the prime example. That lake gets absolutely pounded by tournaments and has for years but it continues to turn out EVERY single year. Because of grass.</p><p></p><p>We are seeing it on Kentucky lake. Haven't had grass in 8-9 years. Once the grass comes back, it will be one of the top lakes in the country again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MCO8891, post: 5861405, member: 15863"] We can talk about fishing pressure, tournaments, carp, livescope and limits, but grass is the ultimate equalizer (for largemouth). The best lakes in the South have ample grass. Any time one of these lakes sees a downturn its almost 100% because of lack of grass. When a lake starts to improve, its because of an increase in grass. Santee Cooper is going through it right now. Its in a "downturn" because of a decrease in grass. The Big O down in Florida. Same thing. Spraying the grass hurt that lake for a couple years. Grass is coming back. Fishing is getting better. . If a lake has grass, all other factors have minimal impact. Guntersville is the prime example. That lake gets absolutely pounded by tournaments and has for years but it continues to turn out EVERY single year. Because of grass. We are seeing it on Kentucky lake. Haven't had grass in 8-9 years. Once the grass comes back, it will be one of the top lakes in the country again. [/QUOTE]
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