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Reply With QuoteGood luck, that's a really cool place. Spent a lot of time there. And as you know, the only guarantee is you'll eat good and the wind will blow. Catch a bunch!
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Reelfoot Lake TN
Going to Reelfoot next week to catch some crappie. Man I love that lake. Staying at Cypress Point. Looking at the weather its suppose to be high 60's but a good chance it will rain. We will see. I'll post some pictures after I get back
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Good luck, that's a really cool place. Spent a lot of time there. And as you know, the only guarantee is you'll eat good and the wind will blow. Catch a bunch!
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looking to go end of month. How do hey fish down there trolling ? spider? casting? been reviewing it looks great
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I think at this time of the year they mostly spider rigOriginally Posted by tgskidoo
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Spider rigging, if you hit it just right you can vertical jig
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What's your thoughts about fishing reel foot the last week of March? Trying to decide between there or Kentucky lake
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awesome crapy factory have fun! my grandparents used to live close to there. dont forget about all the watershed lakes around there also(if your taking a boat), some have great fishing too. the only thing i didnt like about that area was the snakes. lol every time you turn around while shore fishing there would be one.
have a great trip
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Hard to say, I know with the mild winter is been warmer there then here. I've fished all times down there and it's been most consistent in February. But I've also been in April and fished in flurries. You can catch deeper water crappie most anytime, the gills down there are huge, so that's always an option.
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And with that, I'll see you on the water...
John
Remember to take your kids fishn'
