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  1. 11-06-2013, 07:38 PM #1
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    Default Winter river crappie


    Ones anyone have any luck in the winter for Ohio river crappie, especially in the creeks?
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  2. 11-09-2013, 10:25 AM #2
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  3. 11-10-2013, 05:37 AM #3
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    Never fished there in the winter.... Sorry!
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    I would like to try the Ohio and Tanners Creek myself but don't want to take the chance with a lost day of fishing. I have heard many stories of the streams and rivers of the Ohio River system being killer in the spring but not much about fall/winter fishing. Hope someone will give up some knowledge.
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    Been catching some really nice fish past couple weeks in the Cannelton pool. Was using minnows but catching em better on jigs. Keeping on the move fishing channel stumps. 8-10 ft if water floating a jig 3ft. Really light bites though. Catching some big ones. I'm familiar with tanners and in think u could do the same. Just look for shad
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    Originally Posted by kycreekboy There ain't no crappie in these creeks. If I was you guys i wouldn't waste my time.

    anyone named creekboy must know what is talking about
    this pass sunday 11-10-13


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    anyone want to fish i am sure they will welcome you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yates View Post
    Originally Posted by kycreekboy There ain't no crappie in these creeks. If I was you guys i wouldn't waste my time. anyone named creekboy must know what is talking about this pass sunday 11-10-13 <img src="http://www.crappie.com/crappie/attachment.php?attachmentid=142092"/>


    I hear ya. Those creeks totally suck!


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    looks like they suck all the big ones up'em
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    best way to know is to go try. what ever way you like to chase them, the river should accommodate. move move move, watch the finder, and fish all options till you find something. when you find some, fish other areas that are similar. searching new water is never a waist of time! best of luck to ya!
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