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    Heading there this weekend never been there need tips on where to start for crappie? Thanks

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    I am heading out there this weekend myself. It has been pretty slow for us. I would try the brush piles around Arrow Rock of go up in Turkey creek on the big piles up there. We have caught a lot of little ones on those piles but not many keepers.
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    I found a map of some piles. I have side scan will look for more. Will be smallmouth fishing and crappie i heard smallies were biting pretty good. thanks

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    From Arrow Rock ramp go east to the first point look for brush piles they are numerous. For small mouths I would go the damn starting on the south side. Do not over look the point north of the marina.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronald Meeder View Post
    From Arrow Rock ramp go east to the first point look for brush piles they are numerous. For small mouths I would go the damn starting on the south side. Do not over look the point north of the marina.

    Good advice! I have actually caught several small mouth while fishing shallow brush piles here lately. Managed a three and a half pound smallmouth about three weeks ago on a 10 foot crappie rod. It was a whole lot of fun!
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    Thanks guys i will give report monday

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    Well it was a beutiful weekend to be fishing. Fishing was tough to find any size caught alot of smallies and crappie did have a 15 inch crappie and 5lb brum. Will return to try it again. Name:  securedownload[1].jpg
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    Nice Fish! must have been good advice!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SCOTTY1094 View Post
    Well it was a beutiful weekend to be fishing. Fishing was tough to find any size caught alot of smallies and crappie did have a 15 inch crappie and 5lb brum. Will return to try it again. Name:  securedownload[1].jpg
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    Did you have to step on that fish to make 15 or is it the camera angle? Looks like 14 and 1/2 from the picture?
    At any rate, it looks like you did better than we did on the crappie this weekend. We caught a boat load but nothing over 11 so we didn't keep any crappie at all. We did keep a few really nice white bass though. We caught a lot of small mouth bass as well.
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    I'd give him 14 and 3/4 :-)
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