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That's a good idea: rigging minnows up-side-down to catch up-side-down crappie. How cool is that? :D

Actually, I use a dual drop shot rig with minnows all the time, usually using only one rod. I likes it simple. Fifteen rods sticking out of the boat makes an otherwise relaxin' day into another day of work...especially if you are surprised by a brushpile and you have 13 of the 15 rods bowed double.

Nope, I likes it simple. I even likes up-side-down crappie. They all eat the same. :D

aj

Originally Posted by Arkie John

That's a good idea: rigging minnows up-side-down to catch up-side-down crappie. How cool is that? :D

Actually, I use a dual drop shot rig with minnows all the time, usually using only one rod. I likes it simple. Fifteen rods sticking out of the boat makes an otherwise relaxin' day into another day of work...especially if you are surprised by a brushpile and you have 13 of the 15 rods bowed double.

Nope, I likes it simple. I even likes up-side-down crappie. They all eat the same. :D

aj

Agreed!

68 degrees? Heated lake? Temp on Oologah is 54 and 58 5' deep.

Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper

68 degrees? Heated lake? Temp on Oologah is 54 and 58 5' deep.

65 or 56 the rain was blindin me!:D

That's one nice one! 1 Nice Crappie is better than 8 hours of work!!!

Originally Posted by Young Fisherman

That's one nice one! 1 Nice Crappie is better than 8 hours of work!!!

you are so very correct young man

Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper

68 degrees? Heated lake? Temp on Oologah is 54 and 58 5' deep.

Water temp is around 60. Beaver cools slower than Oologah because it's protected from the cold wind and it is deeper, however Oologah will warm quicker in the spring.

Originally Posted by stinkies daddy

Water temp 65 deg suspended @ 15 over 38 minnows dual rigged, same hook 1 north 1 south so they fight to swim

Nice fish and nice rod may I add!