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    OK guys and Gals....I've read where the fish caught(for the winners) at the MSFJ tourny was in 5 FOW....also, got a report where the are catchn em in 5 FOW in the pads at Horseshoe (Ark). and a few other oxbows in the area...

    I thought they was supposed to be deep this time of year......What makes some of the crappie want to be suspended in 20-30 FOW and others in 5 FOW.........Are they in shallows early, then go deeper.

    Just thought I might get some you expert/experienced fishermen's thoughts.

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    I wish I knew. I caught most of my fish in 20+fow pulling cranks at 10-12 feet. Go figure.
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    Yes major... I was there on tuesday and it was the same for me... Just curious to what makes the fish so scattered, when i thought they should be in deeper water when it is this hot....guess thats why they call it "fishn"


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    Good question... Caught ours in 9-15'...
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    Yikess and I fished in 4-6 feet of water all day


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    We caught our in 15 - 25 fow pushing minners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by majflyboy View Post
    I wish I knew. I caught most of my fish in 20+fow pulling cranks at 10-12 feet. Go figure.
    Same here yesterday

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    I'm guessing here, but maybe something to do with warmer water promotes algea and plankton growth better than cooler water, attracting more baitfish. Add nearby deep water, timber/shade and some hungry fish?!?!?? Just because they feed there, don't mean they live there. I caught 2 early yesterday on a crank running about 7' deep, but floated when put in the livewell. I'm guessing they ran up from considerably deeper water?

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    I'm just learning ,but what about the rain . I know it cools the top couple feet . surface at the rez went from around 95 to low to mid 80's with this rain . I just wonder .
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    Still catching lots of fish relatively shallow here in Ga too. For several weeks I've been pulling jigs very near the bottom in water 8'-12' deep. Reason the fish are there is because the bait is there. Our surface temps have been @ 82*-85* at first light for several weeks now.

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