Thread: Blackshear

With all the rain I wonder if the lake would be clear enough to fish on Saturday?


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I highly doubt it

It will be muddy enough to see deer tracks in...

And more rain forecasted for Friday.

any clear will be in swift creek or cedar creek .

Clear is not good for fishing. You want color in the water. Use a Blue/Black jig and go catch fish. Pressure matters as high pressure is not good.

I have seen the time when I would put snuff in the water. The crappie would eat it and when they come up to spit, I catch them in the net.

Originally Posted by Danbo

Clear is not good for fishing. You want color in the water. Use a Blue/Black jig and go catch fish. Pressure matters as high pressure is not good.

I have seen the time when I would put snuff in the water. The crappie would eat it and when they come up to spit, I catch them in the net.

Lmao!!!


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Danbo i used chewing tobacco . it take a little longer to work up a spit but bogger fish .
lol

I to prefer some color in the water. I have caught alot of crappie in muddy water and cold water...checkout this video from last Febuary, I was longlining on Sinclair, water was muddy and cold (45*-49*)

[QUOTE=Dutch;3338926]I to prefer some color in the water. I have caught alot of crappie in muddy water and cold water...checkout this video from last Febuary, I was longlining on Sinclair, water was muddy and cold (45*-49*)

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Looks like Shimano reels with rear drag. It's what I use on all my poles.

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Originally Posted by Dutch

I to prefer some color in the water. I have caught alot of crappie in muddy water and cold water...checkout this video from last Febuary, I was longlining on Sinclair, water was muddy and cold (45*-49*)

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Looks like Shimano reels with rear drag. It's what I use on all my poles.

Yep, Shimano IX2000RC

Great reel for longlining