It`s also called a `choke point`; a bottle neck fish tend to find it easiest to move along...
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this spot is about 8ft deep where my pole is. Water is running slowly under a a bridge that crosses the river. The secret to a good Crappie shot to me is making sure that I am able to find a spot where fish "MUST pass thru" I call it a SlabStreet under water. If u can find a spot with running water than that means that the crappie will always be on the move because they dont sit still in running water. With this spot, im basically sitting, and waiting for slab to stroll by and knock the heck outta my jig. I limit out(25fish) almost everytime i hit this spot if the water is flowing right. Slims Fish Camp, Belleglade, Fl
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It`s also called a `choke point`; a bottle neck fish tend to find it easiest to move along...
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A place where movement is basically restricted. In the military it would be called a "kill zone". An opponent is forced to try to move quickly thru it and escape or add to the heaps staying there...
There you go again Jiganomics! How many of those trick holes you got?
I like "kill zones" too. Easy now CC, easy, let's not get testy
Testy? Heck I'm thinkin about moving to Florida just to hang out with the guy! He is the Baron of Bank Fishing!
Nice, I gotta look for some of those on my river.
Choke points are heavily used by fish because food (prey) is also funneled into this restricted zone, making them vunerable to being eaten. If it`s good enough for the fish to use, you should too...
My secret weapon is Google Maps RiverSlab. I use it to find anomalies in rivers, canals and Lakes. If there is sometin wierd like a culvert, a point or running water then its holdin fish and im usually go check it out.