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Thread: Need to change my name to jighanger instead of jigslinger

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    In my book any crappies better than no crappie.

    Quote Originally Posted by Shine Runner View Post
    I left another 3 cards there again today! Just bought them today too! banghead But at least I got several fish of each jig before losing it to a dock post or cross member. Saw several boats shooting docks today. Watched one boat with two guys that I am pretty sure caught there two man limit off one dock. Didn't see them loose many jigs, but I didn't see a crappie go in the cooler bigger than my hand either!
    A crappie day fishin beats working any day!!

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    Great advice riverhawk.Thanks.

    Quote Originally Posted by RIVER HAWK View Post
    On Oconee ALWAYS look on all four sides of the dock. Many times the front and sides are boarded up, but the back is open. Also there is usually a small opening sometimes where the SeaDoos are docked. Just take your time and explore all sides. It is amazing how often we think all four sides are boarded up. GOOD LUCK!
    A crappie day fishin beats working any day!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RIVER HAWK View Post
    On Oconee ALWAYS look on all four sides of the dock. Many times the front and sides are boarded up, but the back is open. Also there is usually a small opening sometimes where the SeaDoos are docked. Just take your time and explore all sides. It is amazing how often we think all four sides are boarded up. GOOD LUCK!

    This is very true. Most of the docks have a way to get in. You just have to take the time to find it. Sometimes you get them to hit it just by changing the angle you shoot from. I have noticed just cause you shoot under a dock and don't get a single hit. That doesn't mean they ain't there. Some times just moving to another side will get them to bite. Don't know why but sometimes they want the jig to fall a different direction.

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    As said by all above, work every angle. Sometimes the crappie want the jig falling, swimming or jigged up and down. It is strange how sometimes the crappie are isolated to just one post out of ten or twelve post on one dock. I will be there Wednesday and Friday to give them crappie one more chance to ride in my live well. Heck I may go Thursday too!!!!!!

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