Reply With QuoteTennessee Shad is a good one on Ouachita.
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I've been off Ouachita for 20 or so years. Can you tell me what some of those colors are?Originally Posted by barehook
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Tennessee Shad is a good one on Ouachita.
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Minnow
Tennessee Shad, John Deere, Popsicle, and white are the colors I've always done well with. With the water as stained as it is now, I couldn't get any to work. I've always liked black/chartreuse on darker colored water, and it was the only that i could get a bite on this weekend.
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He guys sorry if this is O/T we are staying in a houseboat at Crystal Springs and wonder if any good spots can found around that area for crappie, striper, or white bass?
PB Wht. Crappie 2.48 lbs 02-12-2011
Minnow
Froggerz, The crappie I caught were on grass beds, in the center of pockets, and around docks in water from five to forty feet deep. I found the blind hog method to be productive this year. I'm not sure how they caught them but I saw a big group of guys with 21 monster stripers, so they must be good right now.
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Okay, I'll bite on the "blind hog method." What is that?
I think I got one...
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Hey Woohdog
I think he means that even a blind hog finds an acorn every once in a while.
Slabmaster II
Ahhhh, I've even heard that before...just didn't put 2 and 2 together. I was picturing barehook noodling for crappie or something. :DHey Woohdog
I think he means that even a blind hog finds an acorn every once in a while.
I think I got one...
Minnow
That's it stumpy. With the weather and the water being so weird, I looked shallow and deep and caught a few everywhere but never could find a pattern that held up from one place to the next. I'm sure the seasoned Ouachita guys could figure them out, but with my once a year trips, I rely heavily on luck.
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