Slinger, sorry, had to post in go. I tried up against the bank, but only humpy's there today, which I'm having for dinner----SWEET!!!!! I bagged a dozen nice gills. The blackies were 6'-7' and the whiteys were 10'-13'. At first those whiteys would thump it, then it was like dragging some moss, super subtle. I was pitching a lot back, as well as Saturday. I clean fish very well, as some on here can attest, just hate doing it much anymore. Truth is, I heard some guys the other day talking about all the shad up high on their screens which has me laughing all the to the fish cleaning station. Guys, those aren't shad, they're crappie and they're stacked up solid like cordwood. Sure, you pop a few and the school slides over. The secret, ping pong 'em. You can control their movement by taking fish from the sides. It helps keep them in one area. Once you start busting up the school, it's over or becomes work. Tear 'em up
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Slinger, sorry, had to post in go. I tried up against the bank, but only humpy's there today, which I'm having for dinner----SWEET!!!!! I bagged a dozen nice gills. The blackies were 6'-7' and the whiteys were 10'-13'. At first those whiteys would thump it, then it was like dragging some moss, super subtle. I was pitching a lot back, as well as Saturday. I clean fish very well, as some on here can attest, just hate doing it much anymore. Truth is, I heard some guys the other day talking about all the shad up high on their screens which has me laughing all the to the fish cleaning station. Guys, those aren't shad, they're crappie and they're stacked up solid like cordwood. Sure, you pop a few and the school slides over. The secret, ping pong 'em. You can control their movement by taking fish from the sides. It helps keep them in one area. Once you start busting up the school, it's over or becomes work. Tear 'em up
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