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Guppy
High rock question
New to the site and loving every minute of being a member. Great site looks like wonderful people.
Headed to high rock this weekend. Not looking for specific holes just wondering what stage they are in. Only get maybe 2 trips a year so any details on how they are acting would be great. Hopefully this warm weather will help us and get to catch a bunch. Thanks to any info you guys want to pass on.
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Can't help with High Rock, but Welcome aboard!
Trophy King II
I am going in the morning(Lord"s willing) and i will report back tomorrow. There's a site that tells a little about the conditions at HR it's savehighrock.org Hope that helps some.
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Water temp was low 50s a couple weeks ago. I doubt it has warmed up much since then but I would still go for deep water.
Trophy King
Last Sunday we caught them in 25 fow with minnows a turn or 2 off the bottom and double 1/16 jig with a tail on one and minnow on the other
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YOU CAN'T CATCH THEM ALL ......... BUT YOU SURE CAN TRY!!!!!!!!
Crappie Wall Hanger II
Water temp. below 58 deg. fish 12' and deeper. 59 deg. and above go to the banks (3' to 6'). welcome to CDC.
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Trophy King II
Tried them today, started early,caught a few tater chips and a couple of keepers and that's it. The water was 53 to 55 and the fish were deep 18 ft in 23 ft of water. They bit kinda like a bream. Would take it and move off fast. Good luck to whomever goes .
Guppy
Thanks for the info. Been very slow with only 3 bites and no fish. Do I give up on jigs and go to minnows. That is the question of the day.
Trophy King
I would not completely stop all jigs but would definitely would switch to minnows. Run 2 rods with jigs and the rest with minnows all the way on the bottom .5 to .7 mph.
YOU CAN'T CATCH THEM ALL ......... BUT YOU SURE CAN TRY!!!!!!!!
