Manny my LOZ report for the glaize arm*

[ripnlips]

Put in at Pb1 started rigging where we left off last sun. at 25ft or so sloooow bite for sure but nice fish when they bit. As the morning warmed up moved shallower and found a few more but still slow. A few boats came by and they were empty live wells so kept at it. Took till 12:41pm but ended up with a nice 2 limit day. Took a pic of egg sacs thought someone may want to know what stage of the spawn they are in. Water temp 62-64 degrees lots of junk floating in the water.

[jigfisherx]

Nice job Richard



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[Lil Baby]

well id say that's pretty good for a slow day

["D"]

Super mess of fish.

[crappiebum_kc]

Nice job

[Manny]

You are the Man!

Nice going !

Throw me a bone here...
Colors ?
Main lake?
Points?
Around docks?

I'm gonna try again this morning.

[BarryG]

Nice!

[LSL Angler]

The deadly duo, you and Tony. Those fish at LOZ don't have a chance. Congrats on some nice fatties.

[beagle man]

y'all did good, congrats.

[FullBagFish]

Hey Richard,

I'm a young guy and have been reading The board without posting for awhile. I was at Glaize this past Friday hitting docks anywhere from 10-20ft of water trying to find them with no luck. Hooked up with two nice crappie which made a great lunch when I got home. My question to you is you say you are rigging. Does this mean spider rigging. If so how are you knowing at this point in the year the good spots and depth. I have q good rigging set up but am still new to the whole spider rigging thing. I launched at PB1 as well but like I said came up alittle empty handed. I just would like some tips on what is good to do as it seems you have got it down! Colors, minnows, where to start in general? I don't want you to divulge honey holes but just a good generalization of what to look for and what you use would be great. I'm a young guy really looking to catch a few more fish. Thanks

FullBag