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Thread: Article: How to catch crappie off standing timber By Brad Wiegmann

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    Default Article: How to catch crappie off standing timber By Brad Wiegmann


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    A great way to catch cold weather Crappie, Huh Sam? Good info here. Thanks Brad.

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    I'll vote for this strategy.

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    Good info.

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    Wow! Thanks for sharing the crappie fishing "how to" information and video.

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    Thanks enjoyed the video.

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    Thank you for sharing. I'm ready to go and try this method!!!!

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    I consider standing timber to be some of the best fun there is on them .....nice read

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    Are they still on standing timber when the surface temp dips below 40? Nice graph picture!

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