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  1. 04-05-2017, 10:52 AM #1
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    Bailed out before this hit


    But not before this hit



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    Looks like some good decisions!! How much did your crappie weigh? Looks sizable!


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    A real fisherman would have challenged the storms as long as the fish were cooperating. At least I know I would have, but I've made many careless decisions when it comes to biting fish and weather. lol
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    If lightning hits the water do the crappie float to the top?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lloakley930 View Post
    If lightning hits the water do the crappie float to the top?


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    How do you think Brett managed a photo opportunity with that fish??!!?? You didn't fall for the roadrunner in the pic and thought he caught that one did you LOL

    Just kidding Brett


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    Yesterday I even thought about going this morning but later in the day watching the forecast the timing of those storms changed. It began raining here @ 8:45AM and hasn't stopped more than a few minutes. With age comes wisdom.....atleast that's my excuse.
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    Rain here at noonish
    Squeezed it
    Lake was dead calm and no sun


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    I see that you went back to store bought jigs. Guess those fancy Brett jigs just arnt fooling them!
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    Good catch and right smart to get off the water
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete View Post
    I see that you went back to store bought jigs. Guess those fancy Brett jigs just arnt fooling them!
    You're right
    I was running 7 rods
    1/16&1/8
    Almost all bites came on that jig
    It varies daily
    Last time a chartreuse tail I made was the best so I got busy and made a lot of them, nothing wanted it today




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