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Reply With QuoteThe Arkie 220's are a little smaller than the standard sized crank baits. I kinda think that helps catch crappie and not bass. But I don't catch a ton anyway, so who knows.
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The water temps were HOT, the fishing was NOT! lol
Still trying in Lakeland!
Yesterday was 90.4 degrees surface water temps!and this old timer out there fishin!
The last 3 times out for Crappies was 2- 0- and 3. Lots of gils and I have kept a few of the 9 inchers, I'm just spoiled with the Crappie filets.
Have been doing a little longlining as I can't find enough of them to spider rig for.
Using jigs tipped with nibbles, tried some crankbaits, but only seem to get bass on them. It sure would be a fun way to fish, might try me some Arkies.
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The Arkie 220's are a little smaller than the standard sized crank baits. I kinda think that helps catch crappie and not bass. But I don't catch a ton anyway, so who knows.
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