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  1. 05-14-2013, 07:29 AM #1
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    Planning a weekend fishing trip in the middle of June at Rocky Fork Lake. Anyone have any success fishing for crappie this time of year? If so, what is your method of choice? Trolling small crankbaits? Vertical jigging deep waters (20+ft)? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!
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    Jig n bobber, swig jigs, slow troll or long line!
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    6" purple worm might work in 25+ FOW just depends.... But that usually an july-August bite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fish In The Bucket View Post
    Jig n bobber, swig jigs, slow troll or long line!
    Thanks. What depths do you normally find them in that time of year? When you mention long lining, are you talking about crankbaits? Again, thanks for the advice, I can always count on a response from you!
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    I long line souther pros. Didnt know crappie like crank baits all depths just gotta find em! Rocky's usually tough later n the year with out rain fall its CLEAR as can be...
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    fish the creek ledges slow trollin minnies and slip floats
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fish In The Bucket View Post
    6" purple worm might work in 25+ FOW just depends.... But that usually an july-August bite.
    Gotta fish it fast that time of year.......troll it at 3mph and youll kill em
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    Quote Originally Posted by Coy View Post
    Thanks. What depths do you normally find them in that time of year? When you mention long lining, are you talking about crankbaits? Again, thanks for the advice, I can always count on a response from you!
    Done well in june pulling cranks and hot grubs out there in june........bandit 200s for the cranks.......if all else fails 6inch purple bass worm, or a buzz bait bobber combo.........
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tbone72 View Post
    fish the creek ledges slow trollin minnies and slip floats
    creek ledges that come close to flats in 8-12 fow
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    don't listen to those dweebs. do this...buy some bandits, series 100, 200 and 300 troll them around in 10'-20'of water at 1.5 mph. You will cover water and learn the lake fast and determine their depth. When you get hits, drop back on that location and try a vert-jig. After you limit out...tell everyone it that you just gotta know how to troll.
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