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    Default Southeast area (Cape Girardeau) newbie needs some advice


    Second time to try crappie fishing.
    Place: Jackson City park.
    Nothing got, but 2 bass (good at bass fishing, )

    1st time: Red star conservation area.
    Nothing.

    What I use:
    6' ugly stick GX2 M action. (already purchase new UL rod from BPS)
    Line: 4LB Mono
    Lure: roadrunner jighead with bobber.

    No bite at all.

    In the fall season, which part of pond should I looking for?
    Where did you guy fishing at cape girardeau area?
    Is there any good pond near cape?

    Thanks!

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    Welcome to the board from Jackson. Local crappie fishing is pretty slim around here. I don't even know of crappie being in Rotary Lake in the Jackson City Park. There has always been a good bass population in there and they stock rainbow trout every year in November but I haven't heard of any crappie caught there. Your best bet locally (and it's not even a great choice) is Lake Girardeau in Crump. There are black crappie stocked there and the Conservation Dept. has several brush piles and other habitat sunk there. There are also two fishing docks with structure around them. Good Luck. If you ever want to fish Wapp or Clearwater, let me know. I sometimes have an open seat in my boat.
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    Thanks.
    I google Rotary lake from MDC website.
    They said there are some crappie.

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    You should take Speck up on his offer, that boy knows a little 'bout catching some fish.
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    Thanks Dex.


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    Try looking up Mantz conservation area on the MDC website
    It's out by Oak Ridge
    Used to catch a few out there they have a small pond and a larger one that I have fished
    There r no docks or boat ramps but a small john boat or canoe would work there
    Electric motor only though
    If fishing from the bank there were some small brush piles at the end of the jetty
    We used minnows and corks bout 12-18 inches deep
    Also bass catfish and bluegills in there too

    Hope this helps

    Good luck

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    Thanks for information.
    I will look at it.

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    Thanks, I already take it.

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    Twappity in chaffee is a conservation lake. I have crappie there and it has a walking trial around it with brush in the water.

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