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Yesterday evening my son and I decided to try Ivan Lake before the cold front arrived. Naturally I was after crappie, but Chris was casting for sewer trout. After watching me pull in four crappie in rapid succession he picked up a jig pole for the first time in his life. With the gray ghost jig and red crappie nibbles Chris was soon on the fish. In about a half hour we had nineteen, and the distant lightning was telling us it was time to go.
With his newly acquired taste of jig fishing Chris said he felt like a kid who was tasting candy for the first time. He's hooked!
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good job....maybe he is converted now lol
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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Yea it is fun to switch those "sewer trout" fisherman isn't it?!
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RMGeorge that ole grey ghost does get addictive. Good job on converting him.
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Good post
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I can relate to that. I traded in my bass rods for jig poles about 15yrs ago and I still get that rush every time I set the hook.Originally Posted by RMGeorge
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Good job. Im a bass turned crappie man myself. That thump will mess you up. Did you catch them in open water or around brush?
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We were fishing willow tops in about seven feet of water. Fish were at about five feet. Their size was not too impressive, but not dinks either.
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It is for sure! I bet by the end of the week he'll have his own jig poles and about a year's supply of crappie nibbles.
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