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Thread: Good Day on Chickamauga Lake

  1. 02-07-2016, 05:28 PM #1
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    Default Good Day on Chickamauga Lake


    Went out yesterday and pulled a few Crappie Reaper planer boards with Jeff Phillips. We ended up with 23 keepers from 11"-14 3/4".




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    nice
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    Nice catchj
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    Real men troll for crappie (Here Fishy Fishy !)
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    Congrats on a nice catch.


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    Thank you. Pulling boards this time of year is so much fun. We had a great time for sure.

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    Trolling is for men who can't detect a crappie bite with a rod/reel in hand. Grin. Just Kidding. Don't get offended. I call all trollers cheaters. LOL
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    Lol...not offended here.

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    Nice catch. Was not lucky enough to get out this past weekend.
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    I cheat a lot (long line troll) I have used plainer boards with live baits fishing for stripers and hybrids but never crappie. I might give it a try if you would answer a few questions that come to mind. Is the benefit worth the effort. I know it spreads your baits out in a bigger spread but there is some work involved when stripper fishing. Is using the Small boards easier. How many boards do you usually pull. When fishing shallow water do you hang up a lot, break off board and have to run it down? If you would be so kind, educate me a little before I invest in these
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