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| | Apalachicola: Fishing's Forgotten Paradise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | Up the Apalachicola River itself things can get a little busy, but only during bass tournaments, and not for anglers fishing crappies, big bluegills or their gaudy subspecies, the Apalachicola painted bream, in the main river creeks and drainages of Tate's Hell swamp or Lake Wimcoe on the Intracoastal Waterway. |
 | | Shag's drill is to keep moving into smaller and smaller tributaries, working eddies and bends. |
 | | Shag's buddy Lloyd Alford, who concentrates on the main river, tributary mouths, backs of sandbars and eddies, knows you can catch good bass 96 miles up the Apalachicola at the dam that backs up Lake Seminole. |
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