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    Whiskers, My fishing buddy is still managing some good trips fishing on Jonathan. 20' deep with jigs. He works very hard to catch his fish but that is his nature anyway. I go to relax, he goes to catch as many fish in as short or time as possible. I go for the day, he goes for a few hours. We both catch about the same amount of fish on a trip the only difference is the time spent. When we go together he wore completly out when I am just reaching my stride. Different people, different reasons for going. He does catch a lot of fish. THE BANDIT
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    i say go, i just got back and although the fishing was tough we still caught 30 fish per day, water temp was 54, i think at 55 and higher the fish will move up, if i had a few days i would go try it, the fish are used to the high water now, if it would just warm up a little i think you could do pretty good, just my 2 cents.
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    how deep are you catching them?? Still out in deeper water in the bays?? On ledges?? Spider riggin or casting?? Any he;p would be appreciated I'm heade down next week with a group of friends and any help would be great..

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    16 feet in bays, that depth would normally be about 12 feet befor the high waters, i did best at the mouths, i think with a little rise in water temp, maybe a little closer to bank, a little further back, if the winds hold down try main lake humps.
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    Talking You Got My Respect!

    Quote Originally Posted by crappie52 View Post
    i say go, i just got back and although the fishing was tough we still caught 30 fish per day, water temp was 54, i think at 55 and higher the fish will move up, if i had a few days i would go try it, the fish are used to the high water now, if it would just warm up a little i think you could do pretty good, just my 2 cents.
    All I got to say is if you caught 30 fish a day last week you are 1 h*ll of a crappie fisherman and should do it for a living.

    Fishing for me has been as tough as I can remember for this time of year. What fish I've been catch'n have been about 14' to 19' deep in 17 to 23 foot of water. All white crappie, can't buy a black. I talked to some guys the other day that fished a tourny this weekend and the said that several boats came in with less than a limit and the ones that had limits had to work their a$$e$ off to get what they got.

    As for the fish being used to the high water... The lake has been falling close to 4 to 5 tenths a day for the last few days and will continue to fall until they get her down to summer pool at least.

    My hat is off to ya. Glad somebody's catching fish.
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    my buddy just got back from ky lake today and had a mixed bag of white and black crappie, he had several in the 13-14 in range with a few kickers.they had a total of 64 crappie in 2 days. he said he caught some in 12 ft of water and some in 3 ft. water, so it shouldnt be long , theyll be hot

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