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Thread: Slow and steady wins the day.

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    Me and buddy hit the water at 10:00, first dock 4 keepers and 8-9 shorts. Second dock 4 shorts. Water temp 53.4 6-8 fow . Moved to deeper dock, 12-25 ' drop, 14 keepers, 7-10 shorts and two flat heads . First cat 20-25lb, second 12-15 lb. You talk about a ball on a 5'6" crappie rod that has two lb line on the real. Came in around 1:30, back out at 2:45. Back to same dock an ended with 8 more keepers and 7 shorts. Ended day around 4:00. All fish came in hand tied jigs, same as ones I listed yesterday. Would shoot the 1/64 jigs, let slowly sink with a slight bow in the line to pick up those light pick ups. Takes for ever for the jigs to reach bottom. Then we slowly pick the jig off the bottom and let it fall down the ledge and the bite would come on the fall. Just a little line pop.
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    Nice job sounds like you have them figured out.

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    Nice finesse..... I'm still facing lockjaw on my lake. Headed out in AM to see if I can finesse a few myself. Good report

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    Good report! Glad you had a good day. awesome on playing them flats down on small the line.

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    Great report. Congrats. Glad the hand-tied jigs are working. Bet the flatheads were quite exciting to catch...
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    big flat about 15 min, other 10 mins but he was a better fight, he made tree runs.
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    Nice day on the water. I need to learn this sock shooting thing.

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    Geez I love jig fishing like that!!

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    Great job man, thanks for the report.
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    Great job Cowboy!

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