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    Awesome job and very busy day. Nice stringer

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    Good times
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    Great report and pictures. Thanks for sharing
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    unlike some fish in the panfish family , crappie boy fish can get as large as crappie girl fish , nice read and images bro .....KABOOM is the word

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    Great post. Thanks

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    Lot of folks have asked me how I find so many on different lakes without a boat or electronics. I move around a lot on banks or docks and try different depths and use road runners or straight curly tailed jigs to cover a lot of water in fan casts to find out where they are that day. On docks going to bottom and then bringing it up slowly vertical casting as one long timer on here has called it to find out where they are holding. or pendulum casts where it falls thru the water again searching for them. Plus noting how others around me are doing it and who is successful and going over and talking to them.

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