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<ulstyle="margin: 0 0 0 5px;"><li>Tie from the BOW, bow pointed upstream, slip knot at the cleat, knife within reach</li><li>Rotate spots every 45–60 minutes: untie, drop 100 yards, retie</li><li>Drifting works well at this level: drift the seams, motor back up, repeat — the driver's on the tiller and sits out, so rotate who drives</li></ul>
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<h4style="color: #2c3e50; margin: 18px 0 6px;">Timing</h4>
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<ulstyle="margin: 0 0 0 5px;"><li>Fish the generation change: the leading edge of a rise and the first hour of falling water beat any time on the clock</li><li>SCHEDULED RISE to 12,066 CFS (3-4 generators) at 8 PM: Gaston's ~9:24 PM · White Hole ~10:24 PM · Cranor's Island ~11:15 PM. Downstream water stays low longer — be below the front and fish it up</li></ul>
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<ulstyle="margin: 0 0 0 5px;"><li>Fish the generation change: the leading edge of a rise and the first hour of falling water beat any time on the clock</li><li>SCHEDULED DROP to 750 CFS at 10 PM: low water reaches Gaston's ~12:10 AM · White Hole ~1:44 AM · Cranor's Island ~3:04 AM</li></ul>
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