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Trophy King
16 Dec 2016, Fishing Report
Well, the crappie are still biting. Fished another part of Guntersville Lake this morning and kept 35 fish over 10 inches. And I hate to keep hammering this, but BG Mayfly was the bait of choice - along with a red headed jig. We were fishing a deep dock next to the creek channel. The bite wasn't red hot, just steady...until around 10am and it shut off. Here's the results:
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Nice Catch
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nice mess of fish. glad to get a report from up there, just wondering if you don't mind, jig size.
2016 Lowe st 175 merc 60 4 stroke, helix 9 si / helix 9, terrova us2 with link, drift master rod holders . I fish because the voices in my tackle box tell me to, and who am i to argue
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bg mayfly? havn't seen that one yet. nice catch. steady is always nice.
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Looks like some good eating there good job
Wishing everyone hard hits tight lines and heavy stringers
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Trophy King
Depends on current...if there is any. We were using 1/8 and 3/32 in no current.Originally Posted by Cowboy215
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Excellent! Glad you are having some great catches.
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Fishing is a privilege...catching is a bonus. Enjoy each precious moment we have to experience our great outdoors!
Trophy King
Thanks, I have a great teacher - old hunting and softball-playing buddy of mine. He's been learning from other great N. Alabama crappie fishermen and passing it to me. And I hope to pass this to grandson one day. I now love winter fishing much better than the spawn - less people and the fish are more concentrated.
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That's a great day out for sure!! Thanks for sharing your technique and jig weight on those deep docks. WTG
