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Reply With QuoteCheck with Freddie Sinclair on the site he's a guide. R go on fb and pull up Sinclair guide service he guides on 3 different lakes. Hope this helps
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New to the site as well as crappie fishing. Wanting to come down from Ohio to hire a guide to learn techniques on how to catch crappies. My questions are what lakes do you suggest as well as guides I can hire to LEARN from. I’m not really pressed about a fish count. I want knowledge first and foremost.
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Check with Freddie Sinclair on the site he's a guide. R go on fb and pull up Sinclair guide service he guides on 3 different lakes. Hope this helps
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Sinclair's Guide Service | Guided Crappie Fishing Tours in North Carolina Freddie is one of the best. Can learn both long-lining and tight-lining.
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Try Maynard Edwards at extremefishingconcepts.com He does a lot of longline trolling out of a pontoon on HighRock and other lakes like norman etc.
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im busy busy till about june, but if you got some good land up there in ohio we could trade a couple fishing trips for a couple hunting trips, deer or spring turkey, but if your set on right now id go with freddie
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I second this post. Super nice man and knows his stuff.Originally Posted by JordanLimit
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YOU CAN'T CATCH THEM ALL ......... BUT YOU SURE CAN TRY!!!!!!!!
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CaptApp, Fishdoc’s Guide Service. Keith Wray. If you want the best there is. He will take a single rod and out fish anyone with any system! PM sent! Smiles, G
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I'm a transplant from Ohio and live on High Rock. I considered myself pretty good at catching Crappie up there. High Rock kicks my butt all the time. It's nothing like fishing up home. This is a tough lake, in my opinion. On any given day, fish are caught in different areas and depths at the same time. Right now you'll see on here that people are catching them deep. I myself am catching them in 4 foot of water. It's crazy.
This past fall and through now, I've caught the biggest fish since I've lived here.
I'm saying all of this because, if you find a guide, if be sure he is versatile and not just stuck on one method.
Good luck.
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