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  1. 03-02-2007, 03:52 PM #1
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    Default Iced slabs


    Got out for 3 hours this afternoon and managed to score some quality fish.Had to drill a boatload of holes to find them but once I did they were nice.Heres a few pics.


    A nice smally


    Bastad bent his tail right at the last second.


    Slabs








    Nice seed


    Biggest gil for me this season.Not bad for a couple hours work.A few more went back down the hole.I deemed them not picture worthy!! Lost a couple nice ones at the hole also because I tried to horse em in.Patience is key when getting big slabs through the hole.Live and learn.
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  2. 03-02-2007, 05:24 PM #2
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    Ya got some nice lookin fish there. Looks like ya had a good time. Enjoy your dinner...


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    sweeeet, looks like this afternoon was good to ya in the honey hole.
    with a little moving around you can normally find find some quality fish.
    Nice smallie, no largies or pike today, hehe, almost got just about every fish there was swimming. :D WTG
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  4. 03-02-2007, 08:48 PM #4
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    Nice goin, patients and hard work paid out. What is the "Vexilar"? A Vu-Finder, a light?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tankcreekpanfisher
    Nice goin, patients and hard work paid out. What is the "Vexilar"? A Vu-Finder, a light?
    Its a flasher.Click on the link in CrappieKieths signature to learn all about them.They are the cats meow for ice fishing:D
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    How deep were the Crappie? Were they suspended?
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    BOOYA,
    Great pics.Thank you so much for posting them.Great coloring too especially that pumkin seed.
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    Nice slabs!

    I cant seem to find the crappie this winter. I caught a few here and there.

    I have been catching a lot of nice 13" to 15" yellow perch...so I keep at it!

    We are about out of ice, but I'll keep going till' its time to launch the boat!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jigmeister
    How deep were the Crappie? Were they suspended?
    The majority of them were 15' down in 19' of water.The two biggest crappies were only about 6' under the ice and attacked my lures as soon as it came near them.

    Crappies were tough to find yesterday on a small lake but the perch and gils were biting really good so it all worked out I guess.
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  10. 03-04-2007, 06:24 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by HudsonRiverRat
    Its a flasher.Click on the link in CrappieKieths signature to learn all about them.They are the cats meow for ice fishing:D

    Haven't ice fished yet, it's all new to me.

    Probably would have alot of use for one in TX, huh?

    Thx, for the reply, I learned something. Cool.
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