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  1. 08-14-2009, 12:00 PM #1
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    Went out today and jig fished awhile. The surface temps on Nimrod were in the lower 80's this morning. A few more cooler days and fish will start to move. Caught a mess of Crappie about 8' of water. Nothing big , biggest about a pound.
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    Were you spider rigging?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIMROD View Post
    Went out today and jig fished awhile. The surface temps on Nimrod were in the lower 80's this morning. A few more cooler days and fish will start to move. Caught a mess of Crappie about 8' of water. Nothing big , biggest about a pound.
    how about giving us a clue as to how you fished
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    I jig fish structures (condos, pallet beds, stumps) in the lake. Spider rigging is for OF's and amatures. I quit dragging a bunch of poles around the lake years ago. Usually catch all I need when they're biting with 1 pole. Love to feel that thump on my jig pole.:D
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    :D:D:D I am too young to be an OF!!!!!! How deep of water are you fishing and at what depth are you fishing?
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    I fish most of the year 8' average water, close to the bottom around structure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIMROD View Post
    I jig fish structures (condos, pallet beds, stumps) in the lake. Spider rigging is for OF's and amatures. I quit dragging a bunch of poles around the lake years ago. Usually catch all I need when they're biting with 1 pole. Love to feel that thump on my jig pole.:D
    Iam a of but i sure would like to feel a thump on my pole.
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