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    My experience at Jordan today was that the crappie were tight to the bottom or structure. We were fishing jigs only and managed 10 keepers in about 3 hours. If anyone else fished today I'd like to hear how your fish were behaving. Thanks and good luck to any who bare the cold in the next few days!

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    went wensday fished till 11am caught 9 good fish was not feeling well wind did not make it any better so i gave it up the fish i caught where deep and on the bottom jig heads tipped with minnows with all this cold weather on the way who knows what they will be doing next week

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    I caught a ton on Wednesday from 8 to 18ft. A lot of them were up in the water column and it was 50/50 on the top jig. All on Mr. Crappie 2" Jokers, freshly procured from Monk Wilson. That pumpkinseed and chartreuse is a killer. But just about any color worked.

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    Got some of those jokers at wal mart of course very limited colors none in the pumpkinseed have to give him a call would like go get away from the minnows

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    Think next week if I get back out there just going to leave the minnow bucket at home got a boat load of jigs should be able to find some thing they will like

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    Wednesday the fish were up higher for me too. I was referring to thursday as the weather was getting colder as the day went on. 8ft? that's great. I assuming you were on the north end of the lake? Chief? Thanks for the response from both of you

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    Again, the best way to learn to catch fish on jigs is to leave the minnow bucket at home. Who couldn't use the $10 or $20 you spend every trip? You'll soon gain confidence and will be fighting that guy who goes with you once a year and has to have minnows.

    Gobble, North end - not, but they should be there.

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    Chief do you fish any of the bobby garland babby shads have had some luck on those baits thinking I might need to get more colors to try

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    Couldn't agree more. Nothing like the "thump" on a jig bite.

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    Bearyounameitiprobablygotit.

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